New York, New York – The NBA offseason kicked off officially at 12:01 a.m. ET on June 28th after the closure of the 2024 NBA Draft. As free agency tipped off on June 30th at 6 p.m. ET, players and teams engaged in discussions regarding deals during the moratorium period. Thus far, there have been numerous reported and official free-agent deals, extensions, and trades across all 30 NBA teams.
Among the frenzied activity, the Atlanta Hawks acquired Dyson Daniels and Larry Nance Jr. via trade with the Pelicans. The Boston Celtics saw Luke Kornet returning on a 1-year deal, while Neemias Queta agreed to a multi-year deal to remain with the team.
In other news, the Brooklyn Nets welcomed Bojan Bogdanovic through a trade with the Knicks, expanding their roster for the upcoming season. The Charlotte Hornets made a move by acquiring Reggie Jackson from the Nuggets, adding depth to their squad.
Meanwhile, the Chicago Bulls secured Josh Giddey via a trade with the Thunder and retained Patrick Williams on a 5-year deal. The Cleveland Cavaliers, however, have yet to make any reported moves as the offseason unfolds.
The Dallas Mavericks strengthened their lineup by bringing in Quentin Grimes from the Pistons, enhancing their roster for the upcoming season. Similarly, the Denver Nuggets have not made any reported moves as they evaluate their options in the offseason.
Across the league, teams are actively engaging in trades, signings, and extensions to bolster their lineups for the upcoming NBA season. As the offseason progresses, fans eagerly anticipate more exciting moves to come from their favorite teams.