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NBA free agents 2020: The 10 best options before 2020-21 season
The 2020 NBA offseason is unlike any before but Detroit Pistons are one of a handful of teams with ample cap space to spend in free agency.
The NBA‘s trade moratorium ended Monday, and the moves began heating up right away.
For the first time since last season’s Feb. 6 trade deadline, teams are allowed to make deals.
We’ve seen a flurry already, including multiple huge deals involving stars or high-level role players who impact winning.
Four of the biggest moves: Chris Paul is going to Phoenix, Dennis Schroder is off to the Los Angeles Lakers, Robert Covington is going to Portland, and Jrue Holiday is headed to Milwaukee.
Oh yea, the grandest move of all: The Detroit Pistons traded Bruce Brown to the Brooklyn Nets for Dzanan Musa, a draft pick and money. Read our analysis of that move.
James Harden to the Nets is the biggest rumor still out there. And it looks more likely every hour, after he reportedly turned down the chance to become the first $50 million-per-season player with the Houston Rockets.
UPDATED: Parsing through the rumors in our NBA mock draft 3.0
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