When free agency kicks off Wednesday a lot of movement is expected to come. With a huge salary cap increase on the horizon, many players want to get paid. Some free agents have made their moves clear some haven’t but here are five free agents bound to have a huge impact when pen goes to paper with their perspective teams:
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Six Fouls Podcast | What’s Next For The Hawks And Rockets?
The Six Fouls crew talks about how good this season was for the Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks and what changes they can make in order to take the next step.
Wait ‘Til Next Year | Atlanta Hawks
The Atlanta Hawks surprised everyone when they cruised to the number-one seed in the eastern conference with a 60-win season, but even though they just had the best season in franchise history, my gut tells me this is as good as it gets for this group.
Six Fouls Podcast | How Impressive Is This LeBron Title Run?
In our first podcast addition to the site, we discuss the supporting cast around LeBron James and how good this run to the NBA Finals really might be.
Wait ‘Til Next Year | Washington Wizards
It was a heartbreaking way to end your season but there’s a lot to like about the future in Washington.
Dwane Casey Back For Another Season
That number five Raptors coach Dwane Casey is holding up can now mean he’s back for a fifth season in Toronto.
And while some may be happy to keep a coach who’s helped lead this team to back-to-back playoff appearances they should also realize their ceiling has already been reached and next season probably won’t be any better.
In fact, it’ll probably be worse.
Wait ‘Til Next Year | Brooklyn Nets
Mike Budenholzer Named Coach Of The Year
Atlanta Hawks head coach Mike Budenholzer brought home the honors of NBA Coach of the Year this season after leading the Hawks to a franchise-record 60-win season and a number one seed in the Eastern Conference.
One of the cool moments about the story is when Continue reading
Nets Have No Advantages
Brooklyn Nets head coach Lionel Hollins had some choice words about his team as they get set for their first-round opponent Atlanta Hawks:
Paul Pierce Slams Brooklyn
In the summer of 2013, the Brooklyn Nets pulled off a blockbuster trade that landed Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry from Boston.
A trade that turned out to be a complete disaster. Certainly not to my surprise.