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Last updated: August 4, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

Team and Player Moves

The Golden State Warriors are bringing back forward Gary Payton II on a one-year, $3.9 million veteran minimum deal, sources said. Gersson Rosas vice president of basketball operations for the Knicks, is leaving the organization after four seasons, league sources confirmed to ESPN. Mavericks forward Marshall signed a three-year, $52.2 million extension that will take him through the 2029-30 season, sources told ESPN. Warriors are again banking on continuity as major upgrades never materialized and LeBron James chose elsewhere, as his pursuit of the star never got serious.

Player News and Offseason Outlook

Retired Heat Chris Bosh offered some advice and issued a warning to Spurs star Victor Wembanyama about his blood clot diagnosis and maintaining his health during his career. Wembanyama will host "eight to 10" teammates in France this week for workouts as the San Antonio Spurs look to rebound from their loss to the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals. NBA front office insider Bobby Marks answers the biggest questions as the dust settles on 2026 free agency, examining 10 offseason trends. State's franchise-altering 2027 offseason is just one of the storylines our resident GM is watching closely. The National Basketball Players Association opened the PLYRS UNTD Performance Center in Los Angeles this week, offering a "one-stop shop" for league players to scrimmage, workout and recover.

League Trends and Relationships

The NBA has seen eight different champions in eight years, and the question remains which of the other 22 teams can make it nine-for-nine, and which ones are a long way off. 76ers guard Donovan Mitchell left his wedding inspired for his next relationship after attending the event with Coco Jones. Doncic's ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes is withdrawing her petition seeking child support and attorney fees from the Lakers star. 22-time All-Star LeBron James, his last decision was about loyalty—not to any of his previous stops but to his own basketball compass.