James Harden expected to re-sign with Cavaliers amidst free agency movement
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 8:11 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
James Harden is anticipated to sign a new deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers, following LeBron James' decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers. NBA insider Jake Fischer noted that Harden's contract will likely max out at two guaranteed years, amid the Cavaliers' ongoing interest in Jonathan Kuminga. The Cavaliers recently signed Mario Hezonja, yet still plan to pursue Kuminga, complicating Harden's potential deal and its financial implications. The specifics of the contract remain uncertain as the Cavaliers aim to avoid the second apron in salary cap considerations.
- •Harden expected to sign with the Cavaliers soon.
- •LeBron's move to the 76ers impacts Harden's free agency situation.
- •Contract may max out at two guaranteed years.
- •Cavaliers interested in Jonathan Kuminga affects Harden's deal.
- •Cleveland signed Mario Hezonja before pursuing further moves.
- 8:11 PMYahoo Sports — Latest James Harden free agency update significant for Cavaliers
"Following LeBron James' decision to join the 76ers, a significant free agency update has emerged for veteran star James Harden.
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