2025 NBA free agency tracker: Latest moves, player rankings with Myles Turner, Russell Westbrook on the market
The NBA free agency is there. Players can officially start negotiating with League teams from Monday evening. There will be a wave of activities this week. But many of the biggest names that could have been part of the free agent swimming pool remained in place without testing the waters. LeBron James, James Harden, Kyrie Irving, Julius Randle, Naz Reid and Fred Vanvleet all accepted contracts for the 2025-26 season with their teams in place.
James opted for his player option of $ 52.6 million for the 2025-26 season with the Lakers. However, the NBA superstar will always be the subject of commercial speculation After his agent, Rich Paul, told ESPN that Lebron’s camp “would assess what is best for LeBron at this stage of his life and his career”. So LeBron could Be in motion, but not as a free agent.
With a lot of star players out of the image, who left for a free agency? Pacers Big Man Myles Turner, the War Wing Jonathan Kuminga and the Bulls goalkeeper Josh Giddey were the best players on the market for free agents on Monday morning (Note: The rankings below are different because they include players who have made contractual decisions before Monday). Notable veterans like Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook are looking for new houses, and Deandre Ayton and Jordan Clarkson were late additions to the free agency after the reported contract buyouts.
CBS SPORTS will keep an eye on the latest movements through the NBA free agency and will publish the notable players’ movement below in our NBA free agency tracker.
2025 NBA Free Agency Tracker
