NBA teams make offseason moves that could backfire

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Last updated Jul 3, 2026

NBA teams make offseason moves that could backfire
Summary

Teams are active in the NBA Free Agency, attempting to enhance rosters. The Boston Celtics traded Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for Paul George and draft picks, raising concerns about the Celtics' decision-making. The San Antonio Spurs signed veteran Tobias Harris for a deal many perceive as an overpay. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bulls added Norman Powell despite his age, which might detract from their long-term strategy after a poor previous season. As teams maneuver, the repercussions of these trades could shape their futures.

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  • Celtics trade Jaylen Brown to 76ers for Paul George and draft picks.
  • Spurs sign Tobias Harris to a contract many see as excessive.
  • Bulls acquire 33-year-old Norman Powell amid a youth-focused strategy.
  • Free agency activity impacts roster depth and future plans.
  • Trade decisions could shorten championship windows for some teams.
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NBA Free Agency is underway, and teams are doing all they can to improve their rosters and front offices. That can mean letting players walk, trading players under contract, or signing established talent. Some teams stay relatively quiet during free…

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