Trail Blazers land Ja Morant
The Portland Trail Blazers completed a blockbuster move, adding former All‑Star guard Ja Morant in a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies, according to the league’s offseason tracker updated Sept. 23. The Blazers expect Morant’s scoring and playmaking to reshape their backcourt ahead of camp.
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Celtics add Paul George
Boston acquired veteran wing Paul George in a trade with the Philadelphia 76ers, the league’s offseason tracker shows (updated Sept. 23). The Celtics expect George’s two‑way experience and perimeter shooting to bolster their wing rotation as they head into training camp and the preseason.
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Nets acquire Julius Randle
Brooklyn added power forward Julius Randle via a four‑team trade with Minnesota, listed on the NBA’s offseason deals page updated Sept. 23. The Nets see Randle as an interior scoring and rebounding presence who can pair with their perimeter creators to give coach new frontcourt options.
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Hornets trade LaMelo Ball
The Charlotte Hornets sent LaMelo Ball away in a four‑team trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, per the league’s offseason tracker updated Sept. 23. The move marks a roster pivot for Charlotte while Ball heads to a contender slot that pairs him with established scorers in a new system.
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Bulls add Nic Claxton
Chicago acquired center Nic Claxton in a four‑team trade with Brooklyn, listed on the NBA offseason deals page updated Sept. 23. The Bulls expect Claxton’s rim protection, mobility and switchability to upgrade their interior defense and offer a modern big‑man complement to their starters.
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Wizards sign Trae Young
Washington announced a multi‑year agreement with guard Trae Young, listed as a four‑year deal on the NBA offseason tracker updated Sept. 23. The Wizards are projecting Young to lead their offense as a floor‑general and primary playmaker while integrating new complementary pieces.
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Kawhi extends with Raptors
The Toronto Raptors announced a multi‑year extension with Kawhi Leonard on Sept. 23. The team said financial terms were not disclosed. Leonard, who returned to Toronto this month after a Sept. 14 acquisition, brings playoff experience and elite two‑way play as the Raptors plan for 2026‑27.
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