Ben Simmons working toward buyout with Nets, to meet with Cavaliers, Clippers, Rockets: Source
The Brooklyn Nets and Ben Simmons are working toward a contract buyout, a league source said Friday, and Simmons will meet with the Cleveland Cavaliers, LA Clippers and Houston Rockets as he decides on his next destination. ESPN was first to report news of the buyout.
The Cleveland Cavaliers walked away as one of the winners of this year's trade deadline after trading for De'Andre Hunter, filling the hole in their starting lineup.
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Thompson has triple-double as Rockets beat East-leading Cavaliers for second time in week, 135-131Amen Thompson had his second career triple-double, Alperin Sengun and Jalen Green scored 26 points apiece and the Houston ...
Meanwhile, the Rockets dodged a bullet on Wednesday and finished off the Cavaliers 109-108. Cleveland's loss dropped their record down to 36-8. As for Houston, they are on a roll lately ...
Houston has had two full days off since beating the NBA-best Cavaliers Wednesday ... be All-Star Darius Garland on a 3-point attempt. The Cleveland guard only sunk one, though, and the home ...
The Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, Boston Celtics, Memphis Grizzlies and Cleveland Cavaliers are among the top eight ...
The Cavaliers, in a win-now mode, beat the NBA trade deadline Feb. 6 by dealing away important depth to Atlanta to acquire forward De’Andre Hunter from the Hawks, according to multiple reports.
Sources tell cleveland.com that the team has agreed to the framework of a trade to acquire swingman De’Andre Hunter from the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Caris LeVert, Georges Niang, three ...
However, following a recent move by the Chicago Bulls, the Cavaliers may not have to give up anything of value to add the type of player they desperately need. Chicago recently waived veteran Torrey ...
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