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Boston Celtics

Trades:
None

Draft:
Draft Johnny Furphy 30th Overall
Draft Adem Bona 54th Overall

Free Agency:
Sign Danilo Gallinari to veteran minimum
Sign Xavier Tillman to 3 year deal starting at $5 Million

Other Transactions:
None

Jaylen Brown $49,350,000
Jayson Tatum $34,848,340
Kristaps Porzingis $29,268,293
Derrick White $19,571,429
Al Horford $9,500,000
Payton Pritchard $6,696,429
Jaden Springer $4,018,363
Oshae Brissett $2,463,946
Sam Hauser $2,092,344
Johnny Furphy $2,626,680
Jrue Holiday $30,000,000
Jordan Walsh $1,891,857
Xavier Tillman $5,000,000
Adem Bona $1,160,544
Danilo Gallinari $2,093,637

Total Salary $200,581,862
Cap Space -$59,581,862
Tax Space -$29,236,862
1st Apron Space -$21,926,862
2nd Apron Space -$11,113,862



Brooklyn Nets

Trades:
Sasha Vezenkov and 40th Overall absorbed into Nets TPE
Cash to the Jazz for 57th Overall
Donovan Mitchell for Cam Johnson, Dorian Finney-Smith, '27 Top 8 Protected 76ers 1st, '27 Suns 1st and '29 Suns 1st

Draft:
Draft Justin Edwards 40th Overall
Draft Cam Spencer 57th Overall

Free Agency:
Sign Jalen Smith to Non-Tax MLE
Re-sign Nic Claxton to 4 year deal starting at $18 Million

Other Transactions:
None

Ben Simmons $40,338,144
Mikal Bridges $23,300,000
Dennis Schroder $13,025,250
Cameron Thomas $4,041,249
Day'Ron Sharpe $3,989,122
Noah Clowney $3,244,080
Dariq Whitehead $3,114,240
Keita Bates-Diop $2,654,644
Nicolas Claxton $18,000,000
Jalen Wilson $1,891,857
Cam Spencer $1,160,544
Justin Edwards $1,160,544
Sasha Vezenkov $6,658,536
Donovan Mitchell $35,410,310
Jalen Smith $12,859,000

Jordan Goodwin Dead Cap $325,590

Total Salary $171,173,110
Cap Space -$30,173,110
Tax Space $171,890
1st Apron Space $7,481,890
2nd Apron Space $18,294,890



New York Knicks

Trades:
24th Overall, 25th Overall and 2025 Nets Second Round Draft Pick for 19th Overall and 31st Overall

Draft:
Draft Tyler Smith 19th Overall
Draft DaRon Holmes II 31st Overall
Draft Ajay Mitchell 38th Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign OG Anunoby to 5 year deal with player option on year 5 starting at $37 Million
Re-sign Isaiah Hartenstein to 4 year deal starting at $16 Million
Sign Davis Bertans to veteran minimum
Sign Talen Horton-Tuker to veteran minimum

Other Transactions:
Waive Bojan Bogdanovic

Julius Randle $30,317,760
Jalen Brunson $24,960,001
Josh Hart $18,144,000
Mitchell Robinson $14,318,182
Donte DiVincenzo $11,445,000
Miles McBride $4,710,144
Jericho Sims $2,092,344
Isaiah Hartenstein $16,000,000
OG Anunoby $37,000,000
Tyler Smith $3,648,840
Daron Holmes II $1,160,544
Ajay Mitchell $1,160,544
Davis Bertans $2,093,637
Talen Horton-Tucker $2,093,637

Bojan Bogdanovic Dead Cap $2,000,000

Total Salary $171,144,633
Cap Space -$30,144,633
Tax Space $200,367
1st Apron Space $7,510,367
2nd Apron Space $18,323,367




Philadelphia 76ers

Trades:
39th Overall for 2027 Bucks Second Round Draft Pick and 2028 76ers Second Round Draft Pick

Draft:
Draft Tristan Da Silva 16th Overall
Draft Cameron Christie 39th Overall
Draft Baylor Scheierman 41st Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign Tyrese Maxey to MAX Contract
Sign Malik Monk to 4 year deal starting at $20 Millon
Re-sign De'Anthony Melton to 2 year deal with a team option starting at $12.9 Million
Re-sign Kelly Oubre to 3 year deal starting at $12.9 Million
Sign Obi Toppin to 1 year deal starting at $12.9 Million
Re-sign Nicolas Batum using Cap MLE
Sign Kyle Lowry to veteran minimum
Sign Robert Covington to veteran minimum
Sign Chris Duarte to vetern minimum

Other Transactions:
None

Joel Embiid $51,415,938
Paul Reed $7,723,000
Tyrese Maxey $35,250,000
Tristan Da Silva $4,233,720
Baylor Scheierman $1,160,544
Cameron Christie $1,160,544
Malik Monk $20,000,000
De'Anthony Melton $12,900,000
Kelly Oubre $12,900,000
Obi Toppin $12,900,000
Nicolas Batum $8,006,000
Kyle Lowry $2,093,637
Robert Covington $2,093,637
Chris Duarte $2,093,637

Total Salary $173,930,657
Cap Space -$32,930,657
Tax Space -$2,585,657
1st Apron Space $4,724,343
2nd Apron Space $15,537,343



Toronto Raptors

Trades:
24th Overall, 25th Overall and 2025 Nets Second Round Draft Pick for 19th Overall and 31st Overall
Christian Wood, Rui Hachimura and Top 10 Protected 2029 Lakers First Round Draft Pick (Becomes 2030 and 2031 Lakers Second Round Draft Picks if not conveyed) for Jakob Poeltl

Draft:
Draft Bobi Klintman 24th Overall
Draft Tyler Kolek 25th Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign Immanuel Quickley to 4 year deal starting at $33 Million
Sign Caleb Martin to 3 year deal starting at $13 Million
Sign Malik Beasley using Cap MLE

Other Transactions:
None

R.J. Barrett $25,794,643
Rui Hachimura $17,000,000
Chris Boucher $10,810,000
Scottie Barnes $10,130,980
Gradey Dick $4,763,760
Jalen McDaniels $4,741,800
Ochai Agbaji $4,310,280
Immanuel Quickley $33,000,000
Bobi Klintman $2,975,520
Tyler Kolek $2,855,880
Kelly Olynyk $12,804,878
Caleb Martin $13,000,000
Malik Beasley $8,006,000
Christian Wood $3,036,040

Total Salary $153,229,781
Cap Space -$12,229,781
Tax Space $18,115,219
1st Apron Space $25,425,219
2nd Apron Space $36,238,219

Monk stays in Sac if it’s 4/80. A team needs to put up a starting job and 4/90. Then, if he likes the fit on court…he is gone.

NYG wrote:Toronto Raptors

Trades:
24th Overall, 25th Overall and 2025 Nets Second Round Draft Pick for 19th Overall and 31st Overall
Christian Wood, Rui Hachimura and Top 10 Protected 2029 Lakers First Round Draft Pick (Becomes 2030 and 2031 Lakers Second Round Draft Picks if not conveyed) for Jakob Poeltl

Draft:
Draft Bobi Klintman 24th Overall
Draft Tyler Kolek 25th Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign Immanuel Quickley to 4 year deal starting at $33 Million
Sign Caleb Martin to 3 year deal starting at $13 Million
Sign Malik Beasley using Cap MLE

Other Transactions:
None

R.J. Barrett $25,794,643
Rui Hachimura $17,000,000
Chris Boucher $10,810,000
Scottie Barnes $10,130,980
Gradey Dick $4,763,760
Jalen McDaniels $4,741,800
Ochai Agbaji $4,310,280
Immanuel Quickley $33,000,000
Bobi Klintman $2,975,520
Tyler Kolek $2,855,880
Kelly Olynyk $12,804,878
Caleb Martin $13,000,000
Malik Beasley $8,006,000
Christian Wood $3,036,040

Total Salary $153,229,781
Cap Space -$12,229,781
Tax Space $18,115,219
1st Apron Space $25,425,219
2nd Apron Space $36,238,219

1) i dont think IQ will get that much. Only way he gets a starting salary of 33M is if its front loaded. Unless you think someone threw him an offer sheet

2) value is fine but i dont think we are trading poeltl if we are spending on Martin/Beasley and trying to compete. Thats a giant hole left at the 5, esp without any 5 coming in via draft

3) not a big fan of the prospect choices here but im no expert and its a crapshoot/flat draft

4) great job!

SNPA wrote:Monk stays in Sac if it’s 4/80. A team needs to put up a starting job and 4/90. Then, if he likes the fit on court…he is gone.

This would be 4/86 from Philly and starting next to Embiid/Maxey. The only issue is he may know doing so just means he's trade bait for Morey down the line if the 76ers miss out on a star this off-season.

Godaddycurse wrote:

NYG wrote:Toronto Raptors

Trades:
24th Overall, 25th Overall and 2025 Nets Second Round Draft Pick for 19th Overall and 31st Overall
Christian Wood, Rui Hachimura and Top 10 Protected 2029 Lakers First Round Draft Pick (Becomes 2030 and 2031 Lakers Second Round Draft Picks if not conveyed) for Jakob Poeltl

Draft:
Draft Bobi Klintman 24th Overall
Draft Tyler Kolek 25th Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign Immanuel Quickley to 4 year deal starting at $33 Million
Sign Caleb Martin to 3 year deal starting at $13 Million
Sign Malik Beasley using Cap MLE

Other Transactions:
None

R.J. Barrett $25,794,643
Rui Hachimura $17,000,000
Chris Boucher $10,810,000
Scottie Barnes $10,130,980
Gradey Dick $4,763,760
Jalen McDaniels $4,741,800
Ochai Agbaji $4,310,280
Immanuel Quickley $33,000,000
Bobi Klintman $2,975,520
Tyler Kolek $2,855,880
Kelly Olynyk $12,804,878
Caleb Martin $13,000,000
Malik Beasley $8,006,000
Christian Wood $3,036,040

Total Salary $153,229,781
Cap Space -$12,229,781
Tax Space $18,115,219
1st Apron Space $25,425,219
2nd Apron Space $36,238,219

1) i dont think IQ will get that much. Only way he gets a starting salary of 33M is if its front loaded. Unless you think someone threw him an offer sheet

2) value is fine but i dont think we are trading poeltl if we are spending on Martin/Beasley and trying to compete. Thats a giant hole left at the 5, esp without any 5 coming in via draft

3) not a big fan of the prospect choices here but im no expert here

1. I was trying to figure how far a team like the Spurs would push it to scare off the Raptors

2. I have Beasley as simply replacing GTJ and I think the Raptors went from having a lot of forwards to not enough so Martin simply fills a need, but I see Toronto as rebuilding. Olynyk/Boucher/Wood could get you through (with a deadline deal of some kind likely).

3. Again, I was trying to bring forwards back to Toronto with Klintman and trying to get the Raptors a back-up point guard finally in Kolek.

NYG wrote:

SNPA wrote:Monk stays in Sac if it’s 4/80. A team needs to put up a starting job and 4/90. Then, if he likes the fit on court…he is gone.

This would be 4/86 from Philly and starting next to Embiid/Maxey. The only issue is he may know doing so just means he's trade bait for Morey down the line if the 76ers miss out on a star this off-season.

There are definitely some concerns I could see him having. The Kings can offer basically 79m over 4. A seven million swing over four years sounds like a lot but Monk is smart and knows he should be thinking about his next contract too. That will be his last long deal.

So a seven million swing now isn’t worth ending up in bad situations. If the next four years go good Monk can ask for a big three year deal. If not he’s looking at trying to get four year the best he can.

NYG wrote:

Godaddycurse wrote:
1) i dont think IQ will get that much. Only way he gets a starting salary of 33M is if its front loaded. Unless you think someone threw him an offer sheet

2) value is fine but i dont think we are trading poeltl if we are spending on Martin/Beasley and trying to compete. Thats a giant hole left at the 5, esp without any 5 coming in via draft

3) not a big fan of the prospect choices here but im no expert here

1. I was trying to figure how far a team like the Spurs would push it to scare off the Raptors

2. I have Beasley as simply replacing GTJ and I think the Raptors went from having a lot of forwards to not enough so Martin simply fills a need, but I see Toronto as rebuilding. Olynyk/Boucher/Wood could get you through (with a deadline deal of some kind likely).

3. Again, I was trying to bring forwards back to Toronto with Klintman and trying to get the Raptors a back-up point guard finally in Kolek.

1) Spurs only have about 25M capspace though
2) if we are rebuilding we would be leaving more minutes for young players instead of signing 2 vets imo

No Gallo for Celtics .

No Gallo for Celtics .

I can't fathom Malik Monk as the starting 2 next to Maxey as a serious recipe for championship level success. I understand thinking of him as a flippable asset but man, Morey has got to be able to come up with something better than Monk & Melton and Obbi.

NYG wrote:New York Knicks

Trades:
24th Overall, 25th Overall and 2025 Nets Second Round Draft Pick for 19th Overall and 31st Overall

Draft:
Draft Tyler Smith 19th Overall
Draft DaRon Holmes II 31st Overall
Draft Ajay Mitchell 38th Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign OG Anunoby to 5 year deal with player option on year 5 starting at $37 Million
Re-sign Isaiah Hartenstein to 4 year deal starting at $16 Million
Sign Davis Bertans to veteran minimum
Sign Talen Horton-Tuker to veteran minimum

Other Transactions:
Waive Bojan Bogdanovic

Julius Randle $30,317,760
Jalen Brunson $24,960,001
Josh Hart $18,144,000
Mitchell Robinson $14,318,182
Donte DiVincenzo $11,445,000
Miles McBride $4,710,144
Jericho Sims $2,092,344
Isaiah Hartenstein $16,000,000
OG Anunoby $37,000,000
Tyler Smith $3,648,840
Daron Holmes II $1,160,544
Ajay Mitchell $1,160,544
Davis Bertans $2,093,637
Talen Horton-Tucker $2,093,637

Bojan Bogdanovic Dead Cap $2,000,000

Total Salary $171,144,633
Cap Space -$30,144,633
Tax Space $200,367
1st Apron Space $7,510,367
2nd Apron Space $18,323,367

I like this for the Knicks. With our looming cap decisions I like using all of our picks to select cheap depth pieces to fill out our roster. I don't see the real benefit of letting Bogi go? Is declining his option the only way we keep OG and Hartenstein without going over the tax? Because otherwise I would be fine with him providing shooting off our bench.

Knickfan1982 wrote:

NYG wrote:New York Knicks

Trades:
24th Overall, 25th Overall and 2025 Nets Second Round Draft Pick for 19th Overall and 31st Overall

Draft:
Draft Tyler Smith 19th Overall
Draft DaRon Holmes II 31st Overall
Draft Ajay Mitchell 38th Overall

Free Agency:
Re-sign OG Anunoby to 5 year deal with player option on year 5 starting at $37 Million
Re-sign Isaiah Hartenstein to 4 year deal starting at $16 Million
Sign Davis Bertans to veteran minimum
Sign Talen Horton-Tuker to veteran minimum

Other Transactions:
Waive Bojan Bogdanovic

Julius Randle $30,317,760
Jalen Brunson $24,960,001
Josh Hart $18,144,000
Mitchell Robinson $14,318,182
Donte DiVincenzo $11,445,000
Miles McBride $4,710,144
Jericho Sims $2,092,344
Isaiah Hartenstein $16,000,000
OG Anunoby $37,000,000
Tyler Smith $3,648,840
Daron Holmes II $1,160,544
Ajay Mitchell $1,160,544
Davis Bertans $2,093,637
Talen Horton-Tucker $2,093,637

Bojan Bogdanovic Dead Cap $2,000,000

Total Salary $171,144,633
Cap Space -$30,144,633
Tax Space $200,367
1st Apron Space $7,510,367
2nd Apron Space $18,323,367

I like this for the Knicks. With our looming cap decisions I like using all of our picks to select cheap depth pieces to fill out our roster. I don't see the real benefit of letting Bogi go? Is declining his option the only way we keep OG and Hartenstein without going over the tax? Because otherwise I would be fine with him providing shooting off our bench.

I like this general concept for the Knicks of using the draft to rebuild front court depth and rookie scale draft. I don’t know enough about the prospects but a true backup C and a combo 4 who can space the floor seem to fit.

I would not decline the Bogy option though. No issue with being a 1st apron team and at worst that contact is an asset at the deadline and at best bogey regains his form as he grows into the role off the bench.

This is essentially running it back while using the draft to improve in the margins, which I think is a justified position for the knicks to take unless a big move presents itself.

My only concern is that the team desperately needs a guard off the bench who can create. If the draft plays out the way you outlined, swapping Bogey for Norm Powell would make sense (although I wouldn’t offer value beyond the was 1st to do so). Could also use one of the draft picks on a scoring guard or try to trade back into the first round to address the same.

Two other moves I would look into:
1) could you get good first round value in this draft for Mitchell Robinson. Robinson has 2 years left on a favorable deal and people don’t like this draft so that could create opportunity
2) if Ja’Kobe Walter falls into the mid teens I would consider using the future DET 1st as a way to trade into that slot to draft him. Has the makeup of a guy who can step in and compliment Brunson as a big 3 and D guard on day 1 and grow into a solid #3 option int he future.

That would be a really bad ending to Hinkie’s masterclass IMO.