Donovan Mitchell reportedly to sign four-year, $272.8 million max extension with Cavaliers

Donovan Mitchell, Cavaliers Agree To Four-Year, $273M Extension

The Cleveland Cavaliers and guard Donovan Mitchell have agreed to a four-year, 273 million veteran extension. Mitchell's new deal will run through the 2030-31 season. The final season of the deal includes a player option for Mitchell. The Cavs got Mitchell to extend a year earlier than he could have. The superstar guard could have opted out for the 2027-28 season and signed a five-year contract with Cleveland, but chose to lock up a new deal now. Mitchell has reportedly been working with Cavaliers GM Koby Altman this summer by giving input on roster moves. This is now Mitchell's second extension that he's signed with Cleveland since the team acquired him in 2022.

Lakers Sign Austin Reaves To Four-Year Max Contract

The Los Angeles Lakers announced that they have signed sixth-year guard Austin Reaves. While the terms of the deal were not disclosed, it is reported to be a four-year contract worth 185 million with a player option in the final season, which is the max money he could sign for. “Austin’s relentless pursuit of improvement, []

Cavaliers G Donovan Mitchell signs $273M max extension

All-NBA star guard Donovan Mitchell has agreed on a four-year, 273 million maximum contract extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers.Mitchell's represe...

Cavs sign rookie Meleek Thomas to a four-year deal

The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed Meleek Thomas to a four-year, 9.3 million deal. Thomas was selected 34th overall by the Cavs last week in the 2026 NBA Draft. Thomas played 37 games with Arkansas last year as a freshman. He averaged 15.7 points and 3.8 rebounds as a 6’3” sharpshooting combo-guard. The Cavs are excited []

NFL teams shoot their shot with free agent LeBron James after Lakers exit

LeBron James is leaving the Lakers and becoming a free agent. A couple of NFL teams (jokingly) made overtures for the 41-year-old's services.

LeBron hits free agency: James not returning to Lakers, plans to play 24th season elsewhere

LeBron James is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers, which means another decision awaits. A mere 16 years after his first famed decision -- the one that saw him leave Cleveland for Miami -- James is getting ready to change uniforms once again. He has told the Lakers that his eight-year run with them is over and that he'll play a record-extending 24th NBA season elsewhere. James has made clear many times in recent years that more championships are his motivation, which means it's almost certain he'l

After eight seasons, LeBron James and the Lakers part ways

LeBron James, the cornerstone of the Los Angeles Lakers, has decided to part ways with the team after spending eight years with the franchise, surpassing the seven seasons he spent with the Cleveland Cavaliers during the first stint of his NBA career. The four-time NBA champion’s decision came just ahead of free agency and before...

LeBron James thanks LA Lakers ahead of free agency exit for 24th season

After eight years at the LA Lakers, James's next destination will be decided in NBA's imminent free agency period.

Lakers' offer might lead LeBron James to another shocking 'top suitor'

James and his camp reportedly want a max contract from the Lakers, though no such offer — or any offer — has been made yet.

Spurs sign starting forward Julian Champagnie to a 3-year, $45 million contract after Finals run

The San Antonio Spurs signed starting forward Julian Champagnie to a new three-year, 45 million contract on Monday, securing a key piece of the core that led the club to the NBA Finals this season. The Spurs declined their 3 million option on Champagnie left from the contract he signed with them in 2023 to create some future salary cap flexibility and reward a player who has flourished in their system after arriving as a waiver claim. Undrafted out of St. John's in 2022, the 6-foot-7, 215-pound Champagnie signed a two-way contract with the Philadelphia 76ers and was let go after appearing in only two NBA games.

LeBron James fell short of greatness, but leaves a legacy in LA

LeBron James is leaving LA after eight years. We can say this: He came to the Lakers with a promise to win an NBA championship, and he delivered — even if it was in the pandemic “bubble” year of 2020. But his career in LA was dogged by the nagging feeling that he kept falling []

LeBron James, 41, to Leave Lakers as He Eyes Next Chapter

Jason Miller / Getty ImagesLeBron James is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers after eight seasons. The NBA superstar informed the team that he plans to continue his career elsewhere and will enter free agency this summer. Despite retirement rumors, the 41-year-old is expected to return for a record 24th NBA season. During his time in Los Angeles, he helped lead the Lakers to the 2020 NBA championship, earned Finals MVP honors, and became the NBA’s all-time leading scorer. He averaged 25.9 points, 7.9 assists, and 7.7 rebounds during his Lakers tenure while earning multiple All-Star and All-NBA selections. The Lakers reportedly remained interested in bringing James back, but the franchise has increasingly shifted its focus toward building around Luka Dončić, who joined in a 161,000,000 trade in 2025. James has not announced where he will play next, but the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers are among the teams already being mentioned as potential landing spots.Read it at ESPNRead more at The Daily Beast.

LeBron thanks Lakers ahead of free agency departure: ‘Hope I made a few proud’

NBA free agency opens later on Tuesday with James’ next team now the main focus James spent eight seasons with the Lakers and led them to the 2020 NBA title James and son Bronny became the first father-son duo in an NBA regular-season game LeBron James thanked the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday for allowing [] The post LeBron thanks Lakers ahead of free agency departure: ‘Hope I made a few proud’ appeared first on Interaksyon.