2024 NBA Season

[harizen]

The Golden State Warriors have a good line up now and there's no need to change or trade. They swept the NBA finals with the current roster that they have, so I don't think there's a reason for them to change it. Let the other teams trade or change their line up to match the current roster of GSW. Those 3 that you mentioned are there first before KD and when won the 2015 Finals championship.

Management have different views compare to ours. If you have enough space and have chances to acquire another big role player, you can market a potential player anytime.

Pointing to Anthony Davis rumor, let's just be clear that if the rumor is true it will not happened this season because AD is under contract and even he will opt-out his contract early, he will just be available on 2020, so yes on the next following season. And there are lots of happening around that year in GSW as Thompson and Green will hit free agency next season and the other season respectively so it means, some cap space can be changed on the way because we don't know how much contract will Thompson and Green will take. Take note also that Kevin Durant, now that he gained 2 Finals MVP will continue to be generous and accept a salary that is below to what he should earning.

That is just my own view and people here can free to comment about this.

[Jating]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have seen posts about this, but just ignored it with the thoughts that these are just a kind of joke, but it turns out to be a rumor already. Dang, GSW would be the first team to build a superstar roster soon lol. I suspect if they acquire AD, they will lose one or a couple of these guys : Iggy, Thompson, and Green.

The Golden State Warriors have a good line up now and there's no need to change or trade. They swept the NBA finals with the current roster that they have, so I don't think there's a reason for them to change it. Let the other teams trade or change their line up to match the current roster of GSW. Those 3 that you mentioned are there first before KD and when won the 2015 Finals championship.

Right. Why change it when its really been effective in the last 2 years? Anthony Davis is a good player no doubt about it but we don't know if he is going to fit well because the current line up is used to play with each other and its almost automatic specially the switch they shown us in the finals against the Cavs.

So I totally agree that they shouldn't do any change for now and let the others formed their own super teams just like OKC did, but didn't clicked and Houston getting CP3 and almost upset them. Its still going to be a competitive bastketball and Golden State will have to maintain their line up otherwise just a simple change will have a negative impact on the team.

[Reid]

The Golden State Warriors have a good line up now and there's no need to change or trade. They swept the NBA finals with the current roster that they have, so I don't think there's a reason for them to change it. Let the other teams trade or change their line up to match the current roster of GSW. Those 3 that you mentioned are there first before KD and when won the 2015 Finals championship.

Management have different views compare to ours. If you have enough space and have chances to acquire another big role player, you can market a potential player anytime.

Pointing to Anthony Davis rumor, let's just be clear that if the rumor is true it will not happened this season because AD is under contract and even he will opt-out his contract early, he will just be available on 2020, so yes on the next following season. And there are lots of happening around that year in GSW as Thompson and Green will hit free agency next season and the other season respectively so it means, some cap space can be changed on the way because we don't know how much contract will Thompson and Green will take. Take note also that Kevin Durant, now that he gained 2 Finals MVP will continue to be generous and accept a salary that is below to what he should earning.

That is just my own view and people here can free to comment about this.

Yes, this guys have different way of thinking.
They want money flowing and they want players who can fill up the seats of their homecourt.
No, not Anthony Davis. Let him be there and they just need a wingman for Rondo.
As Durant says, he still wants competition with the Game. If this superstars will go to their team it will not be as good as it is. It wont be a happy championship anymore. But he will still stay with GSW.

Management dont care about the chemistry this players make. It must be an inviting team as always to the crowd.

[harizen]

The Golden State Warriors have a good line up now and there's no need to change or trade. They swept the NBA finals with the current roster that they have, so I don't think there's a reason for them to change it. Let the other teams trade or change their line up to match the current roster of GSW. Those 3 that you mentioned are there first before KD and when won the 2015 Finals championship.

Management have different views compare to ours. If you have enough space and have chances to acquire another big role player, you can market a potential player anytime.

Pointing to Anthony Davis rumor, let's just be clear that if the rumor is true it will not happened this season because AD is under contract and even he will opt-out his contract early, he will just be available on 2020, so yes on the next following season. And there are lots of happening around that year in GSW as Thompson and Green will hit free agency next season and the other season respectively so it means, some cap space can be changed on the way because we don't know how much contract will Thompson and Green will take. Take note also that Kevin Durant, now that he gained 2 Finals MVP will continue to be generous and accept a salary that is below to what he should earning.

That is just my own view and people here can free to comment about this.

Yes, this guys have different way of thinking.
They want money flowing and they want players who can fill up the seats of their homecourt.
No, not Anthony Davis. Let him be there and they just need a wingman for Rondo.
As Durant says, he still wants competition with the Game. If this superstars will go to their team it will not be as good as it is. It wont be a happy championship anymore. But he will still stay with GSW.

Management dont care about the chemistry this players make. It must be an inviting team as always to the crowd.

New Orleans Pelicans really need Anthony Davis so they must do something for him to stay. I doubt Davis will still remained on his current team if they will have a bad run next season and after that there will be big teams recruiting him with good pay e.g the Golden State Warriors.

Well in the end, it's up to AD's decision.


Interesting to read. I didn't know some of the infos stated here.

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/23766092/how-draymond-green-sacrificed-build-golden-state-warriors-dynasty-nba

[bhadz]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have seen posts about this, but just ignored it with the thoughts that these are just a kind of joke, but it turns out to be a rumor already. Dang, GSW would be the first team to build a superstar roster soon lol. I suspect if they acquire AD, they will lose one or a couple of these guys : Iggy, Thompson, and Green.

I'm not so gullible to believe this until there's an official announcement from their team. But I just find this interesting, if this is real and negotiations are happening.
Golden State Warriors will be the crowd favorite for the next season and if they will maintain that line up (roster), probably it will stay until the next seasons.

[LogitechMouse]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have seen this rumors on social media already. I think if they can get Davis then its good for them however, they are saying that they will trade either Thompson, Green or other all star caliber players. I think its better if they will not trade them or rather not get Davis. They can make their centers improve.

P.S. I just read the article and saw that Thompson and Green will extend their contract. If they will get Davis, which of the Warriors roster will be traded?

[Baofeng]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have seen this rumors on social media already. I think if they can get Davis then its good for them however, they are saying that they will trade either Thompson, Green or other all star caliber players. I think its better if they will not trade them or rather not get Davis. They can make their centers improve.

P.S. I just read the article and saw that Thompson and Green will extend their contract. If they will get Davis, which of the Warriors roster will be traded?

They don't need a solid center because JaVale is doing it perfectly, besides they have a solid center before at Bogut but choses to trade him. Green can man the paint and he did it beautifully in the playoffs blocking shots, so as others have said, the team is still solid and no need to change the winning combination.

[Rrtt]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have came across that article also and i doubt that it would be realized. IMO if Golden State warriors will add Anthony Davis to their line-up, then the career of AD will be ruin. He will be reduced to a role player rather than a star player. They system of play that the Warriors had does not suit the style of play of AD. Run and gun, the Warriors could go small if they want as they are very successful in it. If i were AD i would team up with Lebron James.

[stadus]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have came across that article also and i doubt that it would be realized. IMO if Golden State warriors will add Anthony Davis to their line-up, then the career of AD will be ruin. He will be reduced to a role player rather than a star player. They system of play that the Warriors had does not suit the style of play of AD. Run and gun, the Warriors could go small if they want as they are very successful in it. If i were AD i would team up with Lebron James.

True, the warriors does not need to improve because they are already a very good team.
They should give chance for the other team to grow because wining easily does not give satisfaction even if you are a champion.

[nydiacaskey01]

I have came across that article also and i doubt that it would be realized. IMO if Golden State warriors will add Anthony Davis to their line-up, then the career of AD will be ruin. He will be reduced to a role player rather than a star player. They system of play that the Warriors had does not suit the style of play of AD. Run and gun, the Warriors could go small if they want as they are very successful in it. If i were AD i would team up with Lebron James.

The question is where is Lebron James heading? Teaming up with Anthony Davis is not a bad idea but actually their tandem with 3 good players maybe enough to compete with the current players of Golden State Warriors but, both must adjust to each other and work as a team, team with 5 players not only 2 or 1. This is one reason why Golden State Warriors is successful recently, everyone in the team plays a role, no one will out shine another player.

[bhadz]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have came across that article also and i doubt that it would be realized. IMO if Golden State warriors will add Anthony Davis to their line-up, then the career of AD will be ruin. He will be reduced to a role player rather than a star player. They system of play that the Warriors had does not suit the style of play of AD. Run and gun, the Warriors could go small if they want as they are very successful in it. If i were AD i would team up with Lebron James.

I don't know who to believe and there are facebook pages that are posting some tweets about Anthony Davis of rejecting the call. But those posts are obvious edited ones, it says that he don't want to get his championship ring bought by joining Golden State Warriors just like what Kevin Durant did. He wanted to have it the way he's working on it. Well as I've said there's no official statement from Davis and this is like a drama series and we're all waiting for his reply.

[stomachgrowls]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have came across that article also and i doubt that it would be realized. IMO if Golden State warriors will add Anthony Davis to their line-up, then the career of AD will be ruin. He will be reduced to a role player rather than a star player. They system of play that the Warriors had does not suit the style of play of AD. Run and gun, the Warriors could go small if they want as they are very successful in it. If i were AD i would team up with Lebron James.

I don't know who to believe and there are facebook pages that are posting some tweets about Anthony Davis of rejecting the call. But those posts are obvious edited ones, it says that he don't want to get his championship ring bought by joining Golden State Warriors just like what Kevin Durant did. He wanted to have it the way he's working on it. Well as I've said there's no official statement from Davis and this is like a drama series and we're all waiting for his reply.

You know social media either informations roaming around either truth or totally a lie. We wont able to conclude as long Davis wont really make any clarification with it. IMO i would rather go on the side on which he wont join up Warriors just to get championship this would be a matter of pride between each star player. They do know their capability and they can able to carry his team without much being depending or being scared out or being offered by teams.

[LogitechMouse]

Guys I've got a new interesting news that I've read on social media. What do you think if Anthony Davis will go to Golden State Warriors? they really do like to have a powerhouse, don't they?
Source: Anthony Davis Rumors: Warriors' Interest in Pelicans Star Remains After Ring

I have seen this rumors on social media already. I think if they can get Davis then its good for them however, they are saying that they will trade either Thompson, Green or other all star caliber players. I think its better if they will not trade them or rather not get Davis. They can make their centers improve.

P.S. I just read the article and saw that Thompson and Green will extend their contract. If they will get Davis, which of the Warriors roster will be traded?

They don't need a solid center because JaVale is doing it perfectly, besides they have a solid center before at Bogut but choses to trade him. Green can man the paint and he did it beautifully in the playoffs blocking shots, so as others have said, the team is still solid and no need to change the winning combination.

I agree with you. They have good centers already and if we see the performances of Looney and McGee this year's playoffs, they have stepped up and they contributed much in their team.

I hope they will not trade their all star caliber players for other players because they are a solid team already. Maybe they can trade some of their bench player but not the starters.

[Reid]

A little help for those who wants to see the free agents of 2018.
I just fixed it to see clearly instead of going in and out at ESPN website.
Here is the link though to see the 2018-2019 free agency.

Here we go. Enjoy guys.

Code:

NBA Free Agency 2018

Key: UFA = Unrestricted free agent; RFA = Restricted free agent; PO = Player option; TO = Team option; ETO = Early termination option

Free Agency Terminology
Unrestricted free agent 
An unrestricted free agent (UFA) is free to sign with any team, though some unrestricted free agents have options on their existing contracts that, if exercised, may impact their choices.

Restricted free agent 
A restricted free agent (RFA) can sign an offer sheet with any team, but the player's original team can retain him by matching the terms of that offer. The original team is said to have the "right of first refusal."

Team Option 
A team option grants the original team the right to keep a player for another year.

Player Option 
A player option grants the player the power to decide whether to stay for another year or become a completely unrestricted free agent. In either case (team option or player option) if the option is refused, the player is completely unrestricted and free to sign with any team.

Early Termination Option 
An early termination option gives the player the right to end a signed contract. The option cannot be exercised before the end of the fourth year of an existing contract. If the player declines to exercise the option, he remains with the original team. If the option is exercised, he is free to sign with any team.

Two-way Free Agent
A Two-Way player (other than a first round draft pick whose third or fourth year option was not exercised) will be a Restricted Free Agent at the conclusion of a Two-Way Contract if he was on the NBA team’s active or inactive list for 15 or more days of the NBA regular season in the last season of such contract and provided that the team makes a Qualifying Offer to the player.


ATLANTA HAWKS

Mike Muscala (PO)
Dewayne Dedmon (PO)
Malcolm Delaney (RFA)
Damion Lee (UFA)
Andrew White (RFA)
Josh Magette (RFA)

BOSTON CELTICS

Aron Baynes (UFA)
Greg Monroe (UFA)
Marcus Smart (RFA)
Shane Larkin (UFA)
Jonathan Gibson (UFA)
Jabari Bird (RFA)

BROOKLYN NETS

Dante Cunningham (UFA)
Quincy Acy (UFA)
Joe Harris (UFA)
Jahlil Okafor (UFA)
Nik Stauskas (RFA)
Milton Doyle (RFA)
James Webb III (RFA)

CHARLOTTE HORNETS

Michael Carter-Williams (UFA)
Treveon Graham (UFA)
Marcus Paige (RFA)

CHICAGO BULLS

Noah Vonleh (RFA)
Zach LaVine (RFA)
David Nwaba (RFA)
Ryan Arcidiacono (RFA)

CLEVELAND CAVALIERS

Jeff Green (UFA)
LeBron James (PO)
Kendrick Perkins (TO)
Jose Calderon (UFA)
Rodney Hood (RFA)

DALLAS MAVERICKS

Dirk Nowitzki (TO)
Wesley Matthews (PO)
Seth Curry (UFA)
Doug McDermott (RFA)
Nerlens Noel (UFA)
Salah Mejri (RFA)
Yogi Ferrell (UFA)
Aaron Harrison (RFA)

DENVER NUGGETS

Wilson Chandler (PO)
Devin Harris (UFA)
Richard Jefferson (UFA)
Darrell Arthur (PO)
Will Barton (UFA)
Nikola Jokic (TO)
Torrey Craig (RFA)

DETROIT PISTONS

Anthony Tolliver (UFA)
Jameer Nelson (UFA)
James Ennis (UFA)
Kay Felder (RFA)

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS

Kevin Durant (PO)
Nick Young (UFA)
Zaza Pachulia (UFA)
David West (UFA)
JaVale McGee (UFA)
Kevon Looney (UFA)
Patrick McCaw (RFA)

HOUSTON ROCKETS

Chris Paul (UFA)
Joe Johnson (UFA)
Gerald Green (UFA)
Trevor Ariza (UFA)
Luc Mbah a Moute (UFA)
Tarik Black (UFA)
Clint Capela (RFA)
Aaron Jackson (TO)
Markel Brown (RFA)

INDIANA PACERS

Thaddeus Young (PO)
Lance Stephenson (TO)
Trevor Booker (UFA)
Cory Joseph (PO)
Glenn Robinson (UFA)
Joe Young (TO)
Ben Moore (RFA)

LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS

DeAndre Jordan (PO)
Avery Bradley (UFA)
Wesley Johnson (PO)
Austin Rivers (PO)
Milos Teodosic (PO)
Montrezl Harrell (RFA)
Tyrone Wallace (RFA)

LOS ANGELES LAKERS

Channing Frye (UFA)
Brook Lopez (UFA)
Isaiah Thomas (UFA)
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (UFA)
Julius Randle (RFA)
Andre Ingram (RFA)
Travis Wear (RFA)
Gary Payton II (RFA)

MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES

Mario Chalmers (UFA)
Tyreke Evans (UFA)

MIAMI HEAT

Dwyane Wade (UFA)
Udonis Haslem (UFA)
Wayne Ellington (UFA)
Luke Babbitt (UFA)
Jordan Mickey (TO)
Derrick Walton Jr. (RFA)
Derrick Jones (RFA)

MILWAUKEE BUCKS

Jason Terry (UFA)
Shabazz Muhammad (UFA)
Jabari Parker (RFA)
Marshall Plumlee (RFA)
Xavier Munford (RFA)

MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES

Aaron Brooks (UFA)
Jamal Crawford (PO)
Derrick Rose (UFA)
Nemanja Bjelica (RFA)
Amile Jefferson (UFA)
Marcus Georges-Hunt (RFA)
Anthony Brown (RFA)

NEW ORLEANS PELICANS

Rajon Rondo (UFA)
DeMarcus Cousins (UFA)
Jordan Crawford (UFA)
Ian Clark (UFA)
Charles Cooke (RFA)

NEW YORK KNICKS

Jarrett Jack (UFA)
Michael Beasley (UFA)
Enes Kanter (PO)
Kyle O'Quinn (PO)
Ron Baker (PO)
Isaiah Hicks (RFA)
Luke Kornet (RFA)

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER

Corey Brewer (UFA)
Raymond Felton (UFA)
Nick Collison (UFA)
Paul George (PO)
Josh Huestis (UFA)
Jerami Grant (UFA)
Carmelo Anthony (ETO)
Daniel Hamilton (RFA)
PJ Dozier (RFA)

ORLANDO MAGIC

Arron Afflalo (UFA)
Marreese Speights (UFA)
Aaron Gordon (RFA)
Mario Hezonja (UFA)
Jamel Artis (RFA)

PHILADELPHIA 76ERS

Marco Belinelli (UFA)
JJ Redick (UFA)
Ersan Ilyasova (UFA)
Amir Johnson (UFA)
T.J. McConnell (TO)
Richaun Holmes (TO)
Demetrius Jackson (RFA)

PHOENIX SUNS

Alex Len (UFA)
Elfrid Payton (RFA)
Danuel House (RFA)
Alec Peters (RFA)

PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS

Ed Davis (UFA)
Shabazz Napier (RFA)
Jusuf Nurkic (RFA)
Pat Connaughton (RFA)
CJ Wilcox (UFA)

SACRAMENTO KINGS

Vince Carter (UFA)
Kosta Koufos (PO)
Garrett Temple (PO)
Iman Shumpert (PO)
Bruno Caboclo (RFA)
Jack Cooley (RFA)
JaKarr Sampson (RFA)

SAN ANTONIO SPURS

Rudy Gay (PO)
Tony Parker (UFA)
Danny Green (PO)
Kyle Anderson (RFA)
Joffrey Lauvergne (PO)
Davis Bertans (RFA)
Bryn Forbes (RFA)
Matt Costello (RFA)
Darrun Hilliard (RFA)

TORONTO RAPTORS

Lorenzo Brown (UFA)
Lucas Nogueira (RFA)
Fred VanVleet (UFA)
Malcolm Miller (RFA)

UTAH JAZZ

Derrick Favors (UFA)
Dante Exum (RFA)
Raul Neto (UFA)
Georges Niang (RFA)
Erik McCree (RFA)

WASHINGTON WIZARDS

Ramon Sessions (UFA)
Jason Smith (PO)
Ty Lawson (UFA)
Jodie Meeks (PO)
Mike Scott (UFA)
Tim Frazier (UFA)
Chris McCullough (UFA)

A sample.
Kevin Durant already said he will be staying with GSW.
Kevin Durant (PO)
Player Option
A player option grants the player the power to decide whether to stay for another year or become a completely unrestricted free agent. In either case (team option or player option) if the option is refused, the player is completely unrestricted and free to sign with any team.

Credits to ESPN website.

[harizen]

I agree with you. They have good centers already and if we see the performances of Looney and McGee this year's playoffs, they have stepped up and they contributed much in their team.

I hope they will not trade their all star caliber players for other players because they are a solid team already. Maybe they can trade some of their bench player but not the starters.

Honestly these days, teams are not relying anymore to Center position as there are players who can adopt multiple roles. Best examples are Draymond Green of Golden State Warriors. He is literally a power forward but acting as Center. Kevin Durant, for obvious role. LeBron James of Cavaliers, literally can play all roles. Kevin Love of Cavaliers too, acting as a center. Boston Celtics' Al Horford and as you see Celtics are playing without a center sometimes but still deadly on court. Other teams as well even the average ones.

Ok turning back to GSW, don't worry their starters are commited to the team for at least I think 3 to 4 seasons because other started just opened up another eligibility in their contract meaning their salary will not be their usual salary because they unlock some of the requirements. They can offer for that "if necessary". Why "if necessary", well kind long statement again so I will just end up here.

[peter0425]

I agree with you. They have good centers already and if we see the performances of Looney and McGee this year's playoffs, they have stepped up and they contributed much in their team.

I hope they will not trade their all star caliber players for other players because they are a solid team already. Maybe they can trade some of their bench player but not the starters.

Honestly these days, teams are not relying anymore to Center position as there are players who can adopt multiple roles. Best examples are Draymond Green of Golden State Warriors. He is literally a power forward but acting as Center. Kevin Durant, for obvious role. LeBron James of Cavaliers, literally can play all roles. Kevin Love of Cavaliers too, acting as a center. Boston Celtics' Al Horford and as you see Celtics are playing without a center sometimes but still deadly on court. Other teams as well even the average ones.

Ok turning back to GSW, don't worry their starters are commited to the team for at least I think 3 to 4 seasons because other started just opened up another eligibility in their contract meaning their salary will not be their usual salary because they unlock some of the requirements. They can offer for that "if necessary". Why "if necessary", well kind long statement again so I will just end up here.

Correct, this era is no longer a Center dominant position. That's why Dwight Howard career suddenly went down to pipe and other centers also struggling. Unlike before when Shaq was really dominant, now we have guards like Curry and Irving manning the show for the team. It doesn't mean that teams doesn't need a Center, must teams are no longer relying on team. The game has also evolved with power forwards who can be a 'Center' but as the same time can dribble the ball and be a guard and distribute the ball.

[blockman]

Player Option
A player option grants the player the power to decide whether to stay for another year or become a completely unrestricted free agent. In either case (team option or player option) if the option is refused, the player is completely unrestricted and free to sign with any team.

I see thanks for the link, this is very informative. I see that most of the superstars are on PO which allows them to choose to stay or go from their current teams.

Oh, Carmelo Anthony is in ETO (Early termination option).

[Baofeng]

Player Option
A player option grants the player the power to decide whether to stay for another year or become a completely unrestricted free agent. In either case (team option or player option) if the option is refused, the player is completely unrestricted and free to sign with any team.

I see thanks for the link, this is very informative. I see that most of the superstars are on PO which allows them to choose to stay or go from their current teams.

Oh, Carmelo Anthony is in ETO (Early termination option).

Lol at Carmelo Anthony, he is just lucky that OKC did pick him up but we all know that he is no longer the scorer (he is more of a isolation player). And he didn't contribute to the cause of OKC so at least have a good showing in the West.

As for Golden State players who are in that list, I'm sure that they are willing to get a pay cut just to stay with the team and make another championship run like KD and Thompson and Green.

[Theb]

Player Option
A player option grants the player the power to decide whether to stay for another year or become a completely unrestricted free agent. In either case (team option or player option) if the option is refused, the player is completely unrestricted and free to sign with any team.

I see thanks for the link, this is very informative. I see that most of the superstars are on PO which allows them to choose to stay or go from their current teams.

Oh, Carmelo Anthony is in ETO (Early termination option).

Lol at Carmelo Anthony, he is just lucky that OKC did pick him up but we all know that he is no longer the scorer (he is more of a isolation player). And he didn't contribute to the cause of OKC so at least have a good showing in the West.

As for Golden State players who are in that list, I'm sure that they are willing to get a pay cut just to stay with the team and make another championship run like KD and Thompson and Green.

He may look like that he didn't contribute much but how can you say that he didn't did his best? He was actually the 3rd option in the team as right after Russell Westbrook and Paul George so I can say that what he did is enough for the team. And he maybe is not yet comfortable with his role being the 3rd option as he was actually the main scorer for New York for a long time amd moving from first to third is a pretty big leap.

[Reid]

Player Option
A player option grants the player the power to decide whether to stay for another year or become a completely unrestricted free agent. In either case (team option or player option) if the option is refused, the player is completely unrestricted and free to sign with any team.

I see thanks for the link, this is very informative. I see that most of the superstars are on PO which allows them to choose to stay or go from their current teams.

Oh, Carmelo Anthony is in ETO (Early termination option).

Mostly superstars are given with that playet option. It like their incentive for being a good player.
But there are management that wont let go.
If ever the other team management offers a better price then they could go way higher just to bring back a star back.
We should remember, management have different goals than players and coach.
It is the fans who will pay tickets which needs to be pulled.