Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks were blessed by the basketball gods on Sunday afternoon when it was announced that, despite having just a three percent chance of doing so going in, the team had somehow won the NBA Draft lottery and has the number one overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft in June.
The Los Angeles Lakers are rumored to make a big move this offseason and an NBA executive suggests they should reunite with a former player. An Eastern Conference GM told Heavy that the Lakers should trade for Brandon Ingram.
The Hawks are going to dominate headlines this offseason. Not only is the club expected to move one of their All-Star point guards in Trae Young and Dejounte Murray, but they also own the No.
During a conversation with NBA insider Sean Deveney of Heavy Sports, an Eastern Conference general manager floated an idea involving the Los Angeles Lakers,
One NBA writer proposed that the Cleveland Cavaliers acquire Brandon Ingram from the New Orleans Pelicans this summer. Fran Leiva of Fadeaway World proposed
The ping pong balls of fate have decided the NBA Draft Lottery once again. The last thing for the league to settle is the crowning of a champion but the NBA Finals are still weeks away from tipping off.
Several NBA teams are expected to pursue the possibility of adding a star via trade this offseason, and it sounds like one notable Western Conference player will be available.
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Cleveland Cavaliers, Philadelphia 76ers, Atlanta Hawks and Orlando Magic are potential trade suitors for New Orleans
It appears changes are coming in New Olreans.
Following their playoff exit in the first round, rumors of an impending split between the New Orleans Pelicans and star forward Brandon Ingram have surfaced.
After a first round postseason exit, the Los Angeles Lakers are in a spot where they know they need to improve their roster around LeBron James and Anthony Davis if they want to get back to being true championship contenders.
Starting July 1, Ingram will be eligible for a four-year, maximum-salary extension projected to be worth $200M+.
Brandon Ingram has been a solid contributor for the New Orleans Pelicans since he was acquired from the Los Angeles Lakers in the blockbuster Anthony Davis deal.
The New Orleans Pelicans concluded their 2023-2024 season with an ‘Irish goodbye’ in the first round of the playoffs, getting swept by Chet Holmgren, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
According to NBA insider Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, the New Orleans Pelicans could trade Brandon Ingram this offseason. Ingram is entering the final year of his contract. “Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram is considered the most likely player to be traded by rival executives who spoke with HoopsHype,” Scotto said on his podcast.
Some players could be on their way out of New Orleans.
Slop season is upon us and the Sixers have been linked to Pelicans’ wing Brandon Ingram. He might not be a superstar, but he’s a better player than the current perception.
The New Orleans Pelicans will have to decide whether they’ll give Brandon Ingram a new extension, as he’ll be playing the final year of his current deal in the 2024-25 season.
According to NBA journalist Evan Sidery, the New Orleans Pelicans are unlikely to offer Brandon Ingram a contract extension. Sidery notes that the 26-year-old is eligible for a four-year, $208 million extension.
There are a number of teams in the NBA who are going to have a busy offseason. This is shaping up to be a summer where there is the possibility for a lot of change and two of the teams that might be changing are the Hawks and the Pelicans.
A rumor has sent ripples through the NBA: the New Orleans Pelicans are reportedly steering clear of offering a contract extension to star forward Brandon Ingram this offseason.
The Philadelphia 76ers have cap space and assets to use this offseason, and it sounds like they hope to come away from it by adding a star player.
As the Pelicans are down 0-3 to the Thunder, questions are beginning to swirl around Brandon Ingram’s future with the team. Ingram is a 2025 free agent and declined an extension with the Pelicans before the season.
After benching him on Tuesday, the Pelicans now need Brandon Ingram more than ever.
The stakes couldn't be higher in the Lakers' regular-season finale on Sunday.
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