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LeBron and Green Spark Free-Agent Buzz With Secret Meet-Up
sports3 days ago

LeBron and Green Spark Free-Agent Buzz With Secret Meet-Up

LeBron James and Draymond Green were spotted meeting at an undisclosed location this week as James weighs his free-agent options; ESPN's Shams Charania revealed the link-up after Green opted out of his 27.7 million option to give the Warriors cap space to pursue LeBron. The Warriors reportedly envision a package involving Anthony Davis, but Charania noted LeBron's likely destinations remain the Cavaliers, Heat and 76ers, making the secret meetup a potential pivotal recruiting moment for the Warriors.

via NBC Sports Bay Area & California|
#anthony-davis#draymond-green#free-agency
Warriors Plot Five-Point Sell to LeBron James, Echoing Durant Era
sports10 days ago

Warriors Plot Five-Point Sell to LeBron James, Echoing Durant Era

Tim Kawakami explains that the Warriors are lining up a five-point pitch to LeBron James, led by Joe Lacob and Mike Dunleavy with Curry, Kerr, and Draymond Green. The strategy mirrors the Durant recruitment era while accounting for aging stars and a stacked Western Conference, emphasizing a comfortable, low-disruption landing in the Bay Area, potential championship viability, lifestyle and proximity perks, a tension-free leadership dynamic under Curry, and a shot at reviving a dynasty. With Lakers’ fate unsettled, Golden State is positioned as a favorite, though they can only offer the non-taxable midlevel and nothing is guaranteed.

via The San Francisco Standard|
#draymond-green#golden-state-warriors#lebron-james
Warriors' Green Opt-Out Opens Door for Big-Name Offseason Moves
sports10 days ago

Warriors' Green Opt-Out Opens Door for Big-Name Offseason Moves

Draymond Green declined his $27.7 million 2026-27 player option to preserve financial flexibility and help Golden State pursue a major addition around Steph Curry. He framed the move as a way to create ‘optionalities’ for the team, calling Golden State like a family alma mater, and signaling the first domino in a potentially busy Warriors offseason.

via NBC Sports Bay Area & California|
#draymond-green#golden-state-warriors#nba-free-agency-2026
Lakers Prepare Backup Plans as LeBron’s Free Agency Decision Looms
sports10 days ago

Lakers Prepare Backup Plans as LeBron’s Free Agency Decision Looms

The Lakers are reportedly lining up contingency plans if LeBron James does not re-sign or delays his decision, including reaching out to agents about backup players who fit his position; there has been no offer yet and LeBron has not met with the Lakers, with reports suggesting happiness could trump money for his next move. Meanwhile, Draymond Green declined his $27.6 million option to give the Warriors flexibility to pursue James, and there’s talk of a potential Anthony Davis–Davis-Wizards trade to entice LeBron; the Lakers’ long-term core is noted as including Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves through 2028–2029, keeping them in the mix for top free agents if LeBron leaves.

via Bleacher Report|
#draymond-green#golden-state-warriors#lebron-james
Warriors Bet on LeBron in Free Agency, AD Trade Looks Like a Long Shot
sports11 days ago

Warriors Bet on LeBron in Free Agency, AD Trade Looks Like a Long Shot

The Warriors are focused on signing LeBron James in free agency rather than pursuing a trade for Anthony Davis, with no progress reported on Wizards talks; Draymond Green’s opt-out and Porzingis’s re-signing complicate cap space, likely forcing salary moves (potentially Moses Moody) to access the full non-taxpayer mid-level exception, making an AD deal unlikely for now.

via HoopsRumors.com|
#anthony-davis#draymond-green#golden-state-warriors
Warriors Weigh LeBron Bid Amid Davis Talk, Butler’s Place Remains Key
sports11 days ago

Warriors Weigh LeBron Bid Amid Davis Talk, Butler’s Place Remains Key

Golden State is reportedly LeBron James’ top external option as free agency nears, with chatter about trading for Anthony Davis to bolster a bid—though the Warriors aren’t treating LeBron and Davis as a package and remain reluctant to trade Jimmy Butler; Draymond Green declined his player option and is expected to re-sign on a multi-year deal, while Butler remains a central part of the team’s long-term plans.

via HoopsRumors.com|
#anthony-davis#draymond-green#golden-state-warriors
Warriors cap crunch tightens as Green opts out and Porzingis signs
sports11 days ago

Warriors cap crunch tightens as Green opts out and Porzingis signs

Draymond Green declined his $27.6 million player option, and Kristaps Porzingis agreed to a two-year, $40 million deal, pushing Golden State’s payroll to about $177 million across nine players and likely limiting their ability to add top talent, including making the $15 million non-taxpayer midlevel exception unavailable for moves such as pursuing LeBron James.

via The San Francisco Standard|
#draymond-green#free-agency#golden-state-warriors
Warriors gain cap room as Green opts out, fueling offseason flexibility
sports11 days ago

Warriors gain cap room as Green opts out, fueling offseason flexibility

Draymond Green declined his $27.6 million option for 2026-27, freeing Golden State to spend with cap space and pursue upgrades this offseason. The move enables the Warriors to use the non-taxpayer midlevel exception and fuels rumors of pursuing LeBron James and a potential Anthony Davis trade, while Green and GS have signaled a desire to stay together and a multiyear extension could be explored if it benefits both sides. Golden State currently has about $156 million committed to eight players, with the first apron around $209 million, giving them flexibility to reshape the roster ahead of free agency.

via The San Francisco Standard|
#cap-space#draymond-green#free-agency
Warriors target LeBron and Davis as Green kicks off a multi-step cap reset
nba11 days ago

Warriors target LeBron and Davis as Green kicks off a multi-step cap reset

Draymond Green declined his $27.7 million option, helping set the stage for a bold, multi-part plan to pair LeBron James and Anthony Davis with Stephen Curry in Golden State. The strategy hinges on significant cap maneuvering and potential trades (including a possible path through the Wizards for Davis) and would rely on Porziņģis as a factor. It’s a high-risk, high-reward pursuit that would age poorly if prices are too steep or health falters, but would give Curry one final, memorable push rather than a straightforward rebuild.

via CBS Sports|
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Green Opts Out of Warriors Deal as LeBron/Davis Rumors Surface
sports12 days ago

Green Opts Out of Warriors Deal as LeBron/Davis Rumors Surface

Draymond Green has declined the Warriors’ $27.7 million option for the 2026-27 season, amid reports the team is pursuing LeBron James and trading for Anthony Davis. Insiders say Golden State would prefer a longer-term deal at a lower annual salary, leaving Green’s future with the franchise uncertain but not predetermined. Green posted 8.4 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists last season, and while he previously said he couldn't see himself playing for another franchise, the right offer could change that.

via Bleacher Report|
#anthony-davis#draymond-green#golden-state-warriors
Draymond Green Questions NBA Discipline After Wembanyama Elbow
sports1 month ago

Draymond Green Questions NBA Discipline After Wembanyama Elbow

Victor Wembanyama was ejected for an elbow to Naz Reid, but the NBA did not suspend him or fine him beyond the automatic flagrant-two penalty. Draymond Green addressed the incident on his show, questioning whether star players face different disciplinary standards and even suggesting the Timberwolves retaliate, a notion the piece notes as controversial. The Wolves should focus on playing tough basketball and winning Game 5 without resorting to retaliation, while acknowledging Green’s comments sparked debate about league standards and precedent.

via Sports Illustrated|
#basketball#draymond-green#nba
Green seeks payback after Wembanyama dodges NBA punishment in playoffs
sports2 months ago

Green seeks payback after Wembanyama dodges NBA punishment in playoffs

Draymond Green ripped Victor Wembanyama and the NBA on his podcast after Wembanyama was ejected but not suspended for elbowing Naz Reid in Game 4, arguing there would have been fines or suspensions if the roles were reversed. Spurs coach Mitch Johnson defended Wembanyama; the NBA opted against punishment, keeping the series tied 2-2. Green warned that Minnesota may need to protect itself, suggesting further on-court action could follow in Game 5.

via Fox News|
#draymond-green#flagrant-2#minnesota-timberwolves