Potential Free Agent/Trade/Sign Tracker, '25-'26 Season

It’s not a good time to have a favorite player on the Kings unless it’s a guy with a terrible contract because every other player over 25 is getting traded or being let go.
 
ATL GM was able to make a deal before trade deadline. Not sure what Perry is waiting for unless he’s asking for too much in regards to the vets. The Lavine value was kind of set with the Trae trade…..an expiring and a former first who hasn’t panned out whatsoever.
 
ATL GM was able to make a deal before trade deadline. Not sure what Perry is waiting for unless he’s asking for too much in regards to the vets. The Lavine value was kind of set with the Trae trade…..an expiring and a former first who hasn’t panned out whatsoever.
I give Lavine away for any expiring
 
He has to be paid though. This is the same issue with Kuminga or a bunch of the other names out there.

The way I look at it is you need to get young talent in, regardless of how you do it. Coupled with I don’t trust the FO to get the draft, or the process in general right. It’s a woefully inept franchise. So if you can do it via trade and FA coupled with draft I’d be all for it.
 
ATL GM was able to make a deal before trade deadline. Not sure what Perry is waiting for unless he’s asking for too much in regards to the vets. The Lavine value was kind of set with the Trae trade…..an expiring and a former first who hasn’t panned out whatsoever.
Kuminga can't be traded till Jan 15th
 
The way I look at it is you need to get young talent in, regardless of how you do it. Coupled with I don’t trust the FO to get the draft, or the process in general right. It’s a woefully inept franchise. So if you can do it via trade and FA coupled with draft I’d be all for it.

Yeah, but talent can become a hindrance if it's not able to be used properly. The Kings current situation is a bright and shining example of that. Having no years to one year tops to see what things look like gives almost no cushion, you either pay or let talent walk. Once the cap starts hardening and bigger contracts fill it up it's going to be lateral moves from then on which might work, but we know rarely does.
 
Kuminga is not the only player out there.

He's not, but the pace of any given trade deadline is usually set like a series of dominoes. There's often a waiting game around the likeliest trade candidates. Trae Young was the first this off-season. We'll see if Kuminga is among the next once January 15th rolls around. After those initial players everybody expected to be on the move are (or aren't) dealt, there's usually a bit more certainty about the trade landscape, and further opportunities open up.
 
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