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N. Milutinov - C

SAS

2015 first rounder Nikola Milutinov has signed a three-year deal with CSKA Moscow.

Now 25 years old, Milutinov's NBA rights belong to the Spurs but there's been no indication that he'll come to the states. There isn't believed to be an NBA out in his clause either. With Olympiacos last season, he had his best year as a pro with 10.3 points, 8.2 rebounds, 1.2 dimes and 0.6 blocks in 24.7 minutes.

Added 1:35 pm (EST)

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C. Brewer - SF

SAC

NBA veteran Corey Brewer is still hopeful to land another contract.

“We had some talks with a few teams, but nothing really happened. My agent is still working on it, so we’ll see,” Brewer said. “I feel like I can still help a team and I feel like I have a few good years left. But you never know, man. It’s a lot of young guys now. But we’ll see what happens.” Now 34 years old, Brewer has played for eight different NBA teams with career averages of 8.7 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.5 dimes and 1.3 steals. He used to be a beast in transition, but since he's lost a step and doesn't have a reliable perimeter shot, the chances of him landing another contract are slim.

Added 11:12 am (EST)

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J. Grant - PF

DEN

Jerami Grant said on Chris Haynes' podcast that he'll likely opt out of his player option for 2020-21

“Like you said, I feel like I definitely outplayed the $9MM that I’m making each year right now," Grant said. "But at the same time… I’d love to come to a conclusion or something like that with Denver, it just depends what we discuss and negotiate when the time comes.” He got off to a slow start in Denver but an injury to Paul Millsap catapulted him into a lot of success. In his last 20 games, Grant was posting top-60 numbers in 9-cat with 14.1 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.9 dimes, 1.0 steals, 1.0 blocks and 1.8 triples. With Millsap set to hit free agency as well, the Nuggets will likely have to choose between the two, especially with Michael Porter Jr. in need of more minutes.

Added Yesterday 2:15 pm (EST)

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J. Randle - PF

NYK

According to Ian Begley of SNY, Knicks president Leon Rose would like to add a big who can space the floor this offseason.

To be clear, this is in addition to a lead guard that can shoot such as LaMelo Ball for example. And while Begley notes that Julius Randle isn't a lock to be traded, he does see it as a viable possibility. And that makes sense, as Randle is a poor shooter and doesn't mesh well with RJ Barrett. In fact, the Knicks were outscored by seven points per 100 possessions with those two on the floor. This also makes the Knicks' rumored interest in Christian Wood even more legit.

Added Yesterday 10:49 am (EST)

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D. Jones - SF

MIA

Derrick Jones Jr., an impending free agent, said his focus isn't on that right now.

“I’m just worried about the season being put back on, that’s all,” DJJ said. “I really care about that right now. I want to play basketball.” He's going to be in high demand this offseason and you'd think the Heat will do everything they can to keep him around. DJJ is having his best year as a pro, averaging 8.9 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks. He makes a living with his dunking ability, cuts to the rim, and spearheading Miami's 2-3 zone with his athleticism, but he still has some untapped upside as his jumper continues to improve.

Added Yesterday 10:24 am (EST)

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C. Reddish - SF

ATL

Cam Reddish says he wants to be known as one of the best two-way players in the NBA and that he needs to learn to adjust to how long the NBA season is.

“It’s pretty hectic, and the adjustment was a little crazy,” Reddish said of his rookie season. “But that was one of the biggest things I picked up on, how long the season was. I had to really take care of my body, eat the right things, stuff like that." He also wants to be seen as one of the top players in the league on both ends of the floor. "I definitely want to be known as one of the best two-way players," he said. GM Travis Schlenk has raved about his defense and while he was a bit erratic offensively, he has his entire career to get it worked out. Reddish should be a popular late-round fantasy target next season.

Added May 31 6:51 pm (EST)

AJC.com

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K. Durant - SF

BKN

On a recent podcast with colleague Zach Lowe, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski again said that Kevin Durant (Achilles) is not playing this season.

He did rephrase his wording shortly after that though, saying he hasn't heard of any plans for a KD return. The Nets have been adamant all along that it will be up to Durant and the medical staff, but all signs continue to point to him waiting until the 2020-21 season for his Brooklyn debut.

Added May 31 1:01 pm (EST)

Anthony Puccio on Twitter

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J. Wall - PG

WAS

John Wall (left Achilles surgery) said on a recent conference call that he's 110%.

Despite Wall's comments, he and the Wizards have maintained that he won't be returning this season despite the extra time off. Instead, Wall will be a full go for training camp in 2020-21, whenever that will be. Considering he hasn't played since December of 2018, he'll be one of the most polarizing players in fantasy drafts.

Added May 31 12:57 pm (EST)

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