NBC Sports Overview: Tobias Harris started the season on the Los Angeles Clippers, but was acquired by the Philadelphia 76ers on February 6, 2019. He played 82 games all season, including the last 27 with the Sixers before entering his second postseason. Regular Season Stats: 20 PPG, 52.8 2P%, 39.7 3P%, 86.6 FT% (Career high), 2.8 AST, 7.9 REB, 1.8 TOV, .5 BLKS, .6 STL Post-Season Stats: 15.5 PPG, 47.1 2P%, 34.9 3P%, 84.6 FT%, 4.0 AST, 9.1 REB, 1.6 TOV, .5 BLK, 1.1 STL Age: 2

Sean M. Haffey/Getty NBA Players are weird for many reasons. Just yesterday, 76ers center Joel Embiid was bitten by a lion. Yes, you read that correctly, a lion. Less than a week ago, Blake Griffin was ordered to pay over $3 million every year in child support to his ex-wife. Then there's the Kawhi Leonard and Markelle Fultz debacles that happened over the course of last season. What does this have to do with potential star players in the 2018-19 season? Absolutely nothing. L

As we head into the hot and dry month of August, over at Off the Glass we are pushing out more new content to keep you occupied this summer! On this week's roundtable the OTG staff make their picks for their least favorite free agent signing. Chris Paul, Houston Rockets Photo Courtesy of Slamonline Dennis Dow - @dennisdownba Chris Paul is the elite of the elite point guards in the NBA. However, he is 33 years old and has missed more than 20 games the last two seasons. At the

With free agency nearing it's end, here are a few of the OTG's staff favorite signings of 2018. Julius Randle Photo Courtesy of Silver Screen and Roll Evan Dyal - @EvanDyal Free agency is all about value.Is the player you signed worth the contract you gave him? I know, duh, but every year we see overpays, shout out to Zach LaVine in Chicago. I could say LeBron James to the Los Angeles Lakers is the best signing because he is the best player, but that is too obvious. For me i

Source: Chicago Tribune This year’s free agency period has been a little slower than we all expected. In saying that, plenty of players have found new homes and there are still a few notable names on the market. With that, let’s look at some of the best fits for players who have changed teams. Tyreke Evans: Indiana Pacers Source: The Commercial Appeal My boy Kory Waldron was ecstatic with the Pacers signing of the former Grizzlie and with good reason. Evans had the best seaso

1. Wayne Ellington Photo Courtesy of Palm Beach Post In a league that prioritizes shooting, it is a bit perplexing that no one has scooped up Ellington yet. Ellington took awhile to find his footing in the NBA, but is coming off a career year with the Miami Heat. Perhaps Ellington wants too much in a cold market, and that is why he is still on the market, but he is a player that can help a lot of teams. The Miami Heat for one would love to have him back, as he is their only t

In the first five days of a wild NBA free agency, there have been several deals that just don’t make sense. Boogie Cousins signed with the Golden State Warriors for peanuts. The Los Angeles Lakers landed the most coveted free agent in LeBronJames , only to surround him with a Bizarro World supporting cast of Lance Stephenson, JaVale McGee, and Rajon Rondo. Nerlens Noel only got a minimum deal, and Clint Capela still hasn’t received any offers. This would be an appropriate ti

When DeMarcus Cousins ruptured his achilles halfway through his first and only full season with the New Orleans Pelicans, it was difficult to overstate how tragic it was. The oft-maligned Cousins was having easily the best season of his career, and finding team success for the first time. He was staring down the barrel of his first ever playoff appearance, and a five-year, 200 million dollar contract once free agency came around. That all came crashing down along with all 270

OTG gathers the latest intel around the league Qualifying Offers The Portland Trail Blazers will not tender Pat Connaughton a qualifying offer, a league source told The Athletic. He will become an unrestricted free agent as a result. - @MikeAScotto Rumors Paul, who represents several other players entering into free agency -- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Nerlens Noel among them -- will conduct all his business over the phone when free agency begins, sources told ESPN. - @mcte

OTG gathers the latest intel around the league Qualifying Offers #Bucks extend qualifying offer to Jabari Parker, sources tell AmicoHoops’ - @AmicoHoops Sources: Portland will not extend a qualifying offer to guard Shabazz Napier, allowing him to enter July 1 as an unrestricted free agent. Napier had a strong season as a reserve guard for the Trail Blazers. - @ShamsCharania Team Options The Mavericks, in a mutual decision with Dirk Nowitzki, are declining Nowitzki's $5 millio

OTG gathers the latest intel around the league *UPDATED 11:50 PM EST* Qualifying Offers The Timberwolves have indeed extended the qualifying offer for Nemanja Bjelica, sources tell @TheAthleticMIN. Thibs hinted they would earlier today - @JonKrawczynski Sources: Chicago has extended the qualifying offer to guard David Nwaba, making him a restricted free agent. - @ShamsCharania The Boston Celtics have tendered a qualifying offer to Marcus Smart. He's now a restricted free agen

Photo Courtesy: SB NATION *UPDATED 10:18 PM EST* OTG gathers the latest intel around the league Qualifying Offers The Portland Trail Blazers have sent center Jusuf Nurkic his qualifying offer, making him a restricted free agent on July 1, league sources tell ESPN. - @wojespn The Los Angeles Lakers have tendered a qualifying offer to Julius Randle. He's now a restricted free agent and the Lakers can match any offer sheet he signs with another team. - @KeithSmithNBA The Miami

Photo Courtesy: ESPN Trades The Los Angeles Clippers are trading guard Austin Rivers to the Washington Wizards for center Marcin Gortat, league sources tell ESPN. - @wojespn News/Notes Golden State has extended the qualifying offer to guard Patrick McCaw, making him a restricted free agent, league sources tell ESPN. - @ChrisBHaynes Magic Johnson said he will step down if the Lakers don't land top free agents over the next 2 summers - @EricPincus Boston Celtics, Brad Wanamaker

Photo Courtesy: Complex Signings/Re-Signings Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic will have his team option declined for next season to become RFA, and sides plan to reach agreement on a five-year, $146.5M maximum contract, league sources told Yahoo. - @ShamsCharania EuroLeague guard Brad Wanamaker is finalizing a deal to join the Boston Celtics next season, league sources tell ESPN. - @wojespn Team Options The Indiana Pacers are declining Lance Stephenson’s $4.3M team option and

The 2016/17 offseason saw a historic cap spike of $24.3 million. Adam Silver believed an incremental increase over the course of five years to be the wisest course of action. However, his attempts were rebuffed, and the actionable raise of $70 million to $94.3 million came to pass. These teams have been paying for the mistakes that followed ever since. You’ll notice a common theme shared between these teams who find themselves in no man’s land heading into the 2018/19 offsea

OTG’s Nick Fay and Kory Waldron breakdown the Cavs/Celtics blockbuster trade and Paul George/Lakers tampering allegations. Cavs/Celtics Blockbuster Trade - Kyrie Irving to Boston - Isiah Thomas, Jae Crowder, Ante Zizic and Brooklyn’ 2018 first-round pick to Cleveland - Who won the trade? - Did the Celtics get better? - Did the Cavs get better? - IT’s contract situation next summer - Kyrie future in Boston Lakers Tampering Allegations - Did the Lakers tamper with Paul George?

OTG’s Nick Fay, Kory Waldron, Harris Wichard and Brad Berreman talk Kyrie Irving, Nets, Knicks and more. Kyrie Irving and the Cavs - Everyone gives their thoughts - We look at the possibilities of trades to the Clippers, Suns, Wolves, Knicks, Heat, and Spurs - Where does he go? - Derrick Rose signing with the Cavs? Allen Crabbe to the Nets - The Portland Trail Blazers send Allen Crabbe to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for Allen Crabbe. - Ironic? - New guys in Brooklyn The lat

OTG’s Nick Fay and Jesse Corwin discuss Kyrie Irving’s request for a trade, the future of the Cleveland Cavaliers, the top remaining free agents and what to expect out of the New Orlean Pelicans. Kyrie Irving Has Requested a Trade - Initial reaction to the news - Kyrie want to be the MAN - Can he be the man? - Destinations The Cleveland Cavaliers’ Future - Can a Kyrie trade make them better? - Carmelo Anthony - Eric Bledsoe - LeBron James and his future - Trading LeBron The T

Free Agent Signings - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (LAL) 1yr,18 mil - Dwayne Demon (ATL) 2yrs, 14 Mil - Ersan Ilyasova (ATL) 1 yr, 6 mil - Thabo Sefolosha (UTA) 2yr, 10.5 mil - Jonas Jerebko (UTA) 2yr, 8.2 mil - Jonathan Simmons (ORL) 3yr, 20 mil Best Available FAs - Jamychal Green - Mason Plumlee - Derrick Rose - Rajon Rondo - Shabazz Muhammad - Tony Allen The New York Knicks - Scott Perry is the Knicks new GM - Carmelo Anthony no longer on the block - What’s next for the Knick

OTG’s Nick Fay, Kory Waldron and Théo Salaun discuss the latest movement in NBA free agency. - Andre Roberson (Thunder): 3 yrs, $30M - Dion Waiter (Heat) 4yrs, $54M - Rudy Gay (Spurs): 2 yrs, $17M - Vince Carter (Kings): 1 yr, $8M - James Johnson (Heat): 4 yrs, $60M - Avery Bradley and 2023 second-round pick to the Pistons, Marcus Morris to the Celtics - Mike Muscala (Hawks): 2 yrs, $10M - Tyreke Evans (Grizzlies): 1 yr, $3.3M - Bojan Bogdanovic (Pacers): 2 yrs, $21M - Raymon