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    Lakers consider Wiggins as next roster addition

    Andrew Wiggins (Miami Heat)
    September 2025

    NBA insider Marc Stein reports the Lakers are interested in acquiring Andrew Wiggins, now at Miami after the Jimmy Butler trade. With Doncic secured long-term, Los Angeles is considering Wiggins as a two-way wing to strengthen their roster.Wiggins, averaging 19 points across 17 games with Miami, has impressed with efficiency. The Lakers’ initial reluctance to take long-term contracts is easing, and his $28m salary could be absorbed as they position for the 2027 free agency class.

    Lakers Eye Giannis in Dream Trade Scenario

    Los Angeles Lakers
    September 2025

    The Lakers are reportedly eyeing Giannis Antetokounmpo as a dream target, with Austin Reaves tipped as the likely centerpiece in any trade package. Analyst Anthony Irwin suggested Milwaukee would demand Reaves in return if Giannis requested a move. While still speculative, the Lakers’ desire to pair Giannis with LeBron James and Luka Doncic signals long-term planning.

    Warriors Linked to Brogdon Amid Roster Gaps

    Malcolm Brogdon
    September 2025

    Golden State Warriors, with only nine contracted players, are linked with free agent Malcolm Brogdon, though insiders predict he may join the Timberwolves instead. Golden State’s inactivity stems from ongoing Jonathan Kuminga issues. Brogdon, recovering from injuries, averaged 12.7 points for Washington last season. He could offer depth and playmaking behind Stephen Curry if signed, though Minnesota remain favourites.

    Miami Heat Could Trade Herro to Pistons

    Miami Heat
    September 2025

    Miami Heat could trade Tyler Herro and Nikola Jović to Detroit in exchange for Tobias Harris, Ron Holland II and draft picks, as Pat Riley seeks a “difference-maker.” Herro’s scoring has value, but Miami reportedly doubt his star ceiling. With Norman Powell not filling the void, Miami may sacrifice Herro and Jović for future flexibility, while Detroit envision Herro as a backcourt partner for Cade Cunningham.

    Cuban Reflects on Doncic Lakers Trade

    Mark Cuban
    September 2025

    Former Mavericks owner Mark Cuban reflected on Luka Doncic’s stunning trade to the Lakers, saying he still has a strong personal bond with the Slovenian despite the shock move. Cuban admitted on Gilbert Arenas’ podcast he “loves Luka off the court but not on it” after losing the superstar he once tried to connect with by learning Slovenian. The trade remains one of the NBA’s most seismic.

    Thanasis Antetokounmpo Returns to Milwaukee Bucks

    Thanasis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks)
    August 2025

    The Bucks have re-signed 33-year-old Thanasis Antetokounmpo after he missed last season recovering from a torn Achilles. The forward, older brother of Giannis, is currently representing Greece at EuroBasket and will rejoin Milwaukee for the 2025-26 season.
    Thanasis, who last played for the Bucks in 2023-24, appeared in 34 games that year and owns career averages of 2.4 points and 1.6 rebounds. Milwaukee announced his return via social media, marking a welcome comeback for a veteran locker-room presence.

    Miami Heat Eye Exit Strategy for Struggling Guard Terry Rozier

    Terry Rozier (Miami Heat)
    Ahead of the 2025–26 NBA season

    Miami Heat are actively trying to move Rozier, but trade interest is minimal due to his $26.6m salary in the final year of his contract. A buyout is under consideration if no deal materialises, though no agreement is imminent.
    Rozier endured a poor 2024–25 season, averaging 10.6 points — his lowest since 2019 — while shooting just 39.1% from the field and 29.5% from deep. Once a reliable scorer, his decline has prompted Miami to clear roster space for new signings after trading away Jimmy Butler.

    Amir Coffey Signs with Milwaukee Bucks

    Amir Coffey (Milwaukee Bucks)
    August 2025

    The Milwaukee Bucks signed veteran wing Amir Coffey after six seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers. Coffey, 28, posted career highs in scoring (9.7) and shooting efficiency last season across 72 games. Coffey, who averaged 9.7 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 1.1 assists while hitting 40.9% from three, brings reliable depth on the wing. His addition offers Milwaukee rotation stability, especially after wing struggles in last year’s playoffs.

    Amir Coffey Signs with Milwaukee Bucks After Clippers Exit

    Amir Coffey (Milwaukee Bucks, Los Angeles Clippers)
    August 2025

    Veteran wing Amir Coffey signed with the Milwaukee Bucks after six seasons with the Clippers, where he posted career-highs last year with 9.7 points, 24.3 minutes, and 72 games played. His sharp three-point shooting and versatility made him an attractive pickup. Coffey, 28, averaged 47.1% from the field and 40.9% from three, demonstrating consistent improvement. With Milwaukee aiming to strengthen their bench depth, his proven ability as a rotation piece and shooting efficiency offers the Bucks valuable scoring support in the upcoming campaign.

    Bucks Add Coffey to Bolster Shaky Small Forward Depth

    Amir Coffey (Milwaukee Bucks)
    August 2025

    Milwaukee Bucks signed Amir Coffey after waiving Damian Lillard, addressing their small forward shortage exposed in last season’s playoffs. The 27-year-old forward, a reliable shooter from the Clippers, arrives on a low-cost deal to strengthen Milwaukee’s thin rotation. Bucks struggled at small forward in their playoff exit, with Kyle Kuzma and Taurean Prince underperforming. Coffey provides depth despite modest usage and rebounding. Milwaukee may still explore trades if they contend, but his signing buys flexibility while sacrificing Andre Jackson Jr.’s spot.

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