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2017 NBA Free Agency Tracker

Basketball Insiders Sports Editor

Updated10 hours ago on April 23, 2024

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The 2017 NBA free agency period is officially underway. We have detailed each rumor in our 2017 NBA Free Agency Diary and we will compile each reported deal below.

Basketball Insiders will keep you updated on some of the notable free agents as news surfaces on each deal and player (players are listed in no particular order).

Player	Old Team	New Team	Contract
Gordon Hayward	Utah Jazz	Boston Celtics	4-years, $127 million
Kyle Lowry	Toronto Raptors	Toronto Raptors	3-years, $100 million
Kevin Durant	Golden State Warriors	Golden State Warriors	2-years, $53 million
Stephen Curry	Golden State Warriors	Golden State Warriors	5-years, $201 million
Blake Griffin	Los Angeles Clippers	Los Angeles Clippers	5-years, $175 million
Paul Millsap	Atlanta Hawks	Denver Nuggets	3-years, $90 million
Otto Porter Jr.	Washington Wizards	Washington Wizards	4-years, $106 million
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope	Detroit Pistons	Los Angeles Lakers	1-year, $18 million
Dirk Nowitzki	Dallas Mavericks	Dallas Mavericks	2-years, $10 million
Serge Ibaka	Toronto Raptors	Toronto Raptors	3-years, $65 million
Rudy Gay	Sacramento Kings	San Antonio Spurs	2-years, $17 million
J.J. Redick	Los Angeles Clippers	Philadelphia 76ers	1-year, $23 million
Andre Roberson	Oklahoma City Thunder	Oklahoma City Thunder	3-years, $30 million
Danilo Gallinari	Denver Nuggets	LA Clippers	3-years, $65 million
George Hill	Utah Jazz	Sacramento Kings	3-years, $57 million
Patrick Patterson	Toronto Raptors	Oklahoma City Thunder	3-years, $16.4 million
Jrue Holiday	New Orleans Pelicans	New Orleans Pelicans	5-years, $126 million
Jonathon Simmons	San Antonio Spurs	Orlando Magic	3-years, $20 million
Jeff Green	Orlando Magic	Cleveland Cavaliers	1-year, $2.3 million
Jeff Teague	Indiana Pacers	Minnesota Timberwolves	3-years, $57 million
Andre Iguodala	Golden State Warriors	Golden State Warriors	3-years, $48 million
Shabazz Muhammad	Minnesota Timberwolves
Tim Hardaway Jr.	Atlanta Hawks	New York Knicks	4-years, $71 million
Nerlens Noel	Dallas Mavericks
Pau Gasol	San Antonio Spurs
Kelly Olynyk	Boston Celtics	Miami HEAT	4-years, $50 million
Cristiano Felicio	Chicago Bulls	Chicago Bulls	4-years, $32 million
Tony Snell	Milwaukee Bucks	Milwaukee Bucks	4-years, $46 million
Langston Galloway	Sacramento Kings	Detroit Pistons	3-years, $21 million
Ben McLemore	Sacramento Kings	Memphis Grizzlies	2-years, $10.7 million
Patty Mills	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio Spurs	4-years, $50 million
Taj Gibson	Oklahoma City Thunder	Minnesota Timberwolves	2-years, $28 million
Shaun Livingston	Golden State Warriors	Golden State Warriors	3-years, $24 million
Dion Waiters	Miami HEAT	Miami HEAT	4-years, $52 million
P.J. Tucker	Toronto Raptors	Houston Rockets	4-years, $32 million
Vince Carter	Memphis Grizzlies	Sacramento Kings	1-years, $8 million
Zach Randolph	Memphis Grizzlies	Sacramento Kings	2-years, $24 million
Joe Ingles	Utah Jazz	Utah Jazz	4-years, $52 million
Kyle Korver	Cleveland Cavaliers	Cleveland Cavaliers	3-years, $22 million
JaMychal Green	Memphis Grizzlies
Nick Young	Los Angeles Lakers	Golden State Warriors	1-year, $5.2 million
Amir Johnson	Boston Celtics	Philadelphia 76ers	1-year, $11 million
Nene	Houston Rockets	Houston Rockets	3-years, $11 million
Nikola Mirotic	Chicago Bulls
Shelvin Mack	Utah Jazz	Orlando Magic	2-years, $12 million
Jamal Crawford	Atlanta Hawks	Minnesota Timberwolves	2-year, $8.9 million
Zaza Pachulia	Golden State Warriors	Golden State Warriors	1-year, $3.5 million
Raymond Felton	Los Angeles Clippers	Oklahoma City Thunder	1-year, $2.3 million
Michael Carter-Williams	Chicago Bulls	Charlotte Hornets	1-year, $2.7 million
Jodie Meeks	Orlando Magic	Washington Wizards	2-years, $7 million
David West	Golden State Warriors	Golden State Warriors	1-year, $2.3 million
Manu Ginobili	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio Spurs	1-year, TBD
Justin Holiday	New York Knicks	Chicago Bulls	2-year, $9 million
Omri Casspi	Minnesota Timberwolves	Golden State Warriors	1-year, $2.1 million
Joffrey Lauvergne	Chicago Bulls	San Antonio Spurs	2-years, TBD
Jose Calderon	Atlanta Hawks	Cleveland Cavaliers	1-year, $2.3 million
Darren Collison	Sacramento Kings	Indiana Pacers	2-years, $20 million
Milos Teodosic	CSKA Moscow	Los Angeles Clippers	2-years, $12.3 million
Mike Scott	Atlanta Hawks	Washington Wizards	1-year, $1.7 million
Bojan Bogdanovic	Washington Wizards	Indiana Pacers	2-year, $21 million
Aron Baynes	Detroit Pistons	Boston Celtics	1-year, $4.3 million
Tyreke Evans	Sacramento Kings	Memphis Grizzlies	1-year, $3.3 million
Dewayne Dedmon	San Antonio Spurs	Atlanta Hawks	2-years, $14 million
Willie Reed	Miami HEAT	Los Angeles Clippers	1-year, $1.5 million
Ersan Ilyasova	Atlanta Hawks	Atlanta Hawks	1-year, $6 million
Jonas Jerebko	Boston Celtics	Utah Jazz	2-years, $8.2 million
Thabo Sefolosha	Atlanta Hawks	Utah Jazz	2-years, $10.5 million
Alan Williams	Phoenix Suns	Phoenix Suns	3-years, $17 million
Cedi Osman	Anadolu Efes	Cleveland Cavaliers	3-years, $8.3 million
Ron Baker	New York Knicks	New York Knicks	2-years, $8.9 million
Brandon Paul	Anadolu Efes	San Antonio Spurs	2-years, TBD
Abdel Nader	Maine Red Claws	Boston Celtics	4-years, $6 million
Tarik Black	Los Angeles Lakers	Houston Rockets	1-year, $3.3 million
Anthony Tolliver	Sacramento Kings	Detroit Pistons	1-year, $3.3 million
Reggie Bullock	Detroit Pistons	Detroit Pistons	2-years, $5 million
Luc Mbah a Moute	Los Angeles Clippers	Houston Rockets	1-year, TBD
Nick Collison	Oklahoma City Thunder	Oklahoma City Thunder	1-year, TBD
Rajon Rondo	Chicago Bulls	New Orleans Pelicans	1-year, TBD

As more of the top players begin to fall off of the board, we’ll begin to see the second-tier players start agreeing to deals. Most of these players are playing a waiting game until the top-tier players agree to terms.

** Contract values as reported. We’ll update as final deals are approved.