Shams broke the news: Reaves officially declined his $14.9 million player option for next season and agreed to a 4-year, $185 million max contract extension with the Lakers. This mega deal, which includes a player option for the 2029-30 season, shattered a long-standing record, becoming the largest contract ever given to an undrafted player in NBA history. Brother Di's feelings are all summed up in the headline: "Absurd."

Before free agency opened, the Lakers moved quickly to extend Reeves ahead of time, preventing any uncontrollable factors from arising if he entered the open market. Reeves declined his $14.9 million player option and signed a new four-year, $185 million max contract with the team.

As of June 25 in Beijing time, the trade for Giannis has not been officially finalized, yet the superstar is already eager to start interacting with his new teammate Bam Adebayo. The two attended a WNBA match and also kicked off joint training sessions. Local media in Las Vegas released footage of them practicing together in the gym. Although the deal hasn't been announced, it's clear these two stars want to begin building chemistry early to prepare for the championship chase in the new season.

On June 25th Beijing time, Pistons head coach Bickerstaff stated bluntly that the unconventional terms in new Trail Blazers head coach Micah Norrie's contract are "a blatant insult to the value of coaches," and many NBA head coaches share his view.

On June 25th Beijing time, Austin Reeves went undrafted after graduating from college. Back then, breaking into the NBA seemed like an insurmountable mountain before him. Now, he has signed a four-year, $185 million max contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. The photo above, taken by his girlfriend, captures Reeves' moment on the golf course today.

On June 25, Beijing time, ESPN insider Brian Windhorst reported that the Los Angeles Lakers are interested in a sign-and-trade deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers involving LeBron James and Jarrett Allen. James has become a free agent again for the first time since 2018. There has been ongoing speculation that he plans to return to the Cavaliers, but Cleveland can currently offer the legendary star only about $3 million in annual salary.

On June 25, Beijing time, the Lakers finalized a four-year, $185 million max contract (with a player option in the fourth year) to extend Austin Reaves. ESPN quickly issued a grade of B+ for the deal. Here's the detailed breakdown: Even though the Los Angeles Lakers are always in the spotlight, Austin Reaves remains underrated by the public.

Yesterday, the Lakers traded their 25th pick along with some cash to the Knicks for the 24th pick in the draft, selecting 3-and-D wing Cameron Carr. That was their first move of the offseason. Twelve hours later, they made their second.

Signed, sealed, delivered. Reaves has agreed to a 4-year, $185 million max contract extension with the Lakers, setting the record for the largest contract ever given to an undrafted NBA player. The details are as follows: 2026-27 season: $41.3 million; 2027-28: $44.6 million; 2028-29: $47.9 million; 2029-30: $51.2 million (player option).

The Miami Heat's projected starting five for the 2026-27 season is as follows: Actually, this picture isn't quite accurate because one player has become a complete free agent—that guy is Powell. According to a source, from a financial perspective, it's very difficult for the Heat to keep Powell, but they are expected to execute a sign-and-trade for him, and the team's next focus for reinforcement will be bringing in a shooter.