2025 NBA free agency tracker: Live updates on news, rumors and latest reported signings – USA Today

The NBA’s free agency period begins Monday evening, June 30, with several notable names expected to be available on the market.
Free agency will provide teams with the opportunity to reshape and retool their rosters to take one step closer to their respective NBA championship aspirations.
Several big-name players who had the potential to become free agents are no longer expected to be available. That list includes Lakers star LeBron James, Clippers standout James Harden and Timberwolves forward Julius Randle.
Centers Myles Turner and Al Horford are among the top unrestricted players on the market as of Sunday evening. Chris Paul, Tyus Jones and Josh Giddey are expected to be among the top unrestricted guards available.
Malik Beasley also could be among the list of notable guards, but instead will be the subject of one another storyline after it was reported he is being investigated for gambling on NBA games.
USA TODAY Sports will have live updates and analysis on all of the NBA free agency news and rumors as they happen:
NBA free agency officially begins on Monday, June 30, at 6 p.m. ET. Teams and players can then start agreeing to the terms of a contract. Teams and players will have to wait until July 6 for contracts to be officially signed.
Center DeAndre Ayton is finalizing a buyout agreement with the Portland Trail Blazers, according to ESPN, which will make him a free agent — and one of the more interesting players available.
Ayton was acquired by the Blazers in 2023 as part of a three-team trade with Phoenix and Milwaukee. He’s played in only 95 games in two seasons with Portland, averaging 15.7 points and 10.6 rebounds per game. As part of the contract he signed with the Suns, Ayton was scheduled to make $35.6 million next season.
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