According to multiple reports, ultimately confirmed by the man himself, De’Aaron Fox absolutely wants to sign an extension with the San Antonio Spurs to continue their partnership.

Fox is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason, as he has completed his five-year, $163 million contract that he signed back in 2021 with the Sacramento Kings. This was his designated rookie contract.

The 27-year-old is eligible to sign a four-year, $228.6 million extension. There have been speculated rumors of both sides wanting this not to be a one-and-done type relationship.

Fox has been recovering very well from surgery on his left pinkie finger.

According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, the Cleveland Cavaliers are slowly inching towards the possibility of trading away cornerstone piece Darius Garland.

Not only have they shown interest, but Windhorst believes Cleveland begun trade talks with teams who have interest in the talented guard.

For the past year and a half, Cleveland have been rumored to want to trade away Garland. However, it was constantly shot down by general manager Koby Altman.

Despite constantly shooting it down, it appears this offseason may be the time where they become more open-minded and actively shop him to better the organization.

An additional sidenote relating to the news, Windhorst has stressed the fact that the 25-year-old does not want to leave and is currently loving his role within the Cavaliers. If he were to be traded, this would entirely fall upon the organization’s motives and not the players.

According to multiple reports, the Atlanta Hawks are making it one of their top priorities to bring Caris LeVert back on a multi-year extension.

LeVert has publicly stated he would love to re-sign with the franchise, going to the lengths of saying he loves “this situation that I’m in right now.”

He is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer’s offseason. However, for Atlanta, they would love to keep him after the incredible job he did after he was acquired through the De’Andre Hunter trade with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

With LeVert’s ability to be able to play either guard or wing, plus be able to play-make with Trae Young off the court, he has found a legit role within the Hawks’ organization.

The Hawks have his full Bird rights, which means Atlanta can re-sign him to whatever contract is deemed fair. They have $39 million to use before hitting the Luxury Tax; an incredible benefit to have as that’s before having to re-sign and extend players.

This will allow them enough money to get a deal done with the 30-year-old. A quick side-note, the highest LeVert has ever earned per season was $17.5 million. This was during his three-year, $52.2 million contract with the Brooklyn Nets during 2020-22.

His last contract he has completed was a two-year, $32 million deal. It’s not certain what the exact numbers will look like, but it’s estimated to be in that $30-$50 million range over two-to-three years.