NBA free agency officially kicked off on Monday evening as the negotiating window opened for eligible players and all teams across the league at 6 p.m. ET. Monday night was relatively quiet, but the first stunners of the new league year came Tuesday morning.

The veteran big man has an offer to play in Greece. Meanwhile, teams are discussing a potential seven-team trade.

The Minnesota Timberwolves haven't made any huge trades this offseason, instead opting to keep most of their 2025 roster intact. Priorities included re-signing Naz Reid and Julius Randle to new contracts, allowing them to return and help Anthony Edwards and the Wolves contend in the Western Conference.

Hawks, Nets, Warriors, Lakers, and Timberwolves reportedly in discussions to join the Rockets-Suns transaction.

From big man depth to the New Orleans Pelicans, here are the early winners and losers of early NBA free agency.

Barely 24 hours after the Thunder's title parade capped the 2024-25 season, the 2025-26 offseason got underway with the NBA draft. That was followed Monday with the official opening of free agency. Free agency isn't the league-altering bonanza it was once because,

Discover why the Miami Heat should target Jonathan Kuminga in 2025 NBA free agency and how a trade could reshape their future.

NBA insider Chris Haynes detailed the apparently strained relationship between Lillard and Milwaukee this week. "I was informed that Aaron Goodwin, Damian Lillard's agent, about a month ago, reached out to the Bucks and informed them that Dame would like to rehab back home in Portland.

Turner agreeing to sign with the Bucks and then Milwaukee waiving Lillard stunned the NBA. Here's how the Bucks made it work financially.