Summary: The Sacramento Kings

Robin Lopez (center) just recently signed with the New York Knicks, leaving the team without its top interior defender. Robin Lopez is the most replaceable out of the group, however, he was a great contributor to this team. He rebounded well for them last season and played great defense, but the Blazers can still find a replacement.

His scouting agents are looking for bench players. Bench players that can rebound and be dominant inside the post as Tim Duncan. Someone else that get to the basket and get others in the game as Tony Parker. Players who can get blocks and guard superstars like Kewhi Leonard.

On the separate report by Sportsrageous, rumors are suggesting that the Blazers could also send guard C.J. McCollum to the Kings in exchange for Cousins. Though the Kings might reject the trade proposal as McCollum will not be enough for a caliber player like Cousins, the Blazers are preparing to add a future first-round draft pick to sweeten up the pot for the Kings.

According to iSportsTimes.com, the trade scenario would be the Cavs will send Kevin Love to Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for guard Victor Oladipo. The report also says that trade deal is beneficial for

The San Antonio Spurs, notorious for their identity and under the radar transactions, have strung together an offseason that has quietly revitalized the gaping holes in their roster. San Antonio was successful in snagging 2-time NBA champion Pau Gasol in free agency, more than making up for the impending retirement of future hall of famer Tim Duncan. Gasol, unsuccessful in making the playoffs this past season, tested the free agent market, looking to take his talents to a contender that could best assist him in chasing one more ring in this final window of his career.

A fresh trade rumor is swirling around between the Sacramento Kings and Boston Celtics nowadays. And it involves seldom used center Willie Cauley-Stein of the Kings and point guard Terry Rozier and shooting guard/forward James Young of the Celtics.

The highly favored defending NBA champions Golden State Warriors are suddenly now in the threshold of elimination and another defeat away from being dethroned.

Reports said that Lin’s latest season could yield him an even bigger paycheck in free agency markets, and there’s some saying that won’t come from his current team, the Charlotte Hornets. A possible reunion with former

“Wait wait wait, he plays for Denver now?” The 2017 NBA off-season prompted many, many questions just like that last one, except Denver can be replaced by pretty much any team in the NBA. What the NBA has showed this past off-season is that no one is safe, so this goes out to all GM’s in the league: watch your players very, very carefully. Just when a team thinks they have a star player and maybe they can make a run at the title, they find themselves tanking for a better draft pick. From trades, free agents, and draft picks, this past offseason shows every NBA fan that no player is untouchable.

Speaking of the bench, there are two other young players that have the potential to be potent contributors in the near future — Justin Anderson and Dwight Powell. Powell displays great athleticism and Anderson is still working on his outside shot and passing abilities, but both have great potential. With Nowitzki becoming more and more limited on the court due to his age, Anderson and Powell’s minutes and contributions may only

From there it gets more and more difficult. Uthoff has a good case for himself since he spent some time with the Dallas Mavericks last season. Both Anigbogu and Sumner are both second-round picks. Anigbogu was selected 47th in the 2017 NBA Draft by Indiana, and Sumner was traded to Indiana by the New Orleans Pelicans after being selected as the 52nd pick. They’ve all been pretty decent throughout training camp thus far, Anigbogu has shown some conditioning concerns early on in camp, but seems to have addressed those issues and seemingly getting into NBA shape. I believe since he will likely play more center than anything else, that he gets the final spot to add some depth to the front court. I’m no saying he is better than Uthoff,

Superstar Kevin Durant announced via The Players Tribune that he is leaving the Oklahoma City Thunder to sign with 2015 NBA champions and regular season record-holder for wins, the Golden State Warriors.

With Doc Rivers at the helm, Los Angeles made questionable and nearly fruitless acquisitions to contend with the West’s Best. Josh Smith held no court in LA and Lance Stephenson was only beneficial to gain their newest asset: Jeff Green.

While he might be headed towards the back-end of his career after 11 seasons in the NBA, there will be more than a few teams that will be interested in adding him to help chew up some minutes. Recent rumors indicate the Dallas Mavericks have contacted his agent about joining them as they make a last ditch effort to secure a place in the

When the New York Knicks hired Phil Jackson to run all basketball operations in 2014, they took a step in the right direction to build a winning organization from the ground-up. The Knicks’ management made this decision knowing that it would take multiple years before they return to a championship contender again, even though they committed roughly $124 million to an impatient and aging star in Carmelo Anthony.