From the acquisitions of Desmond Bane and Tyus Jones to the drafting of Jase Richardson and Noah Penda, the Orlando Magic have constructed a pretty successful o ...

"Phoenix is still over the second apron even after trading Kevin Durant and his $54.7 million salary, so they are limited to ...

There were plenty of NHL signings on June 30 and the official opening of free agency on July 1. Here are the winners and losers.

Damian Lillard waived, Myles Turner to Milwaukee: Here's what the surprise moves mean for the Bucks, the Pacers and the NBA.

Avalanche analysis: Colorado keeps its powder dry in free agency, and that’s not a bad thing NHL’s top teams saw what was available in the free agent frenzy, and mostly opted out ...

NBA free agency officially opened June 30, and teams can start (legally) negotiating with players. Contracts can't officially be signed until the league's moratorium is lifted July 6, but most ...

Capitals As NHL free agency opens, the Caps have an eye on the forward market “We’ll see what we can add to the forward group,” General Manager Chris Patrick said Saturday.

The Celtics signed not one but two former Timberwolves players at the start of free agency to add to the depth of their roster.

Though the Kraken signed two players on Day 1 of NHL free agency, don't be fooled. The franchise's future hinges on its ability to develop homegrown stars.

The Orlando Magic have wasted no time shaping their roster this summer. Following a promising season, the franchise has focused on internal development while strategically adding outside help.

Day 1 of free agency is in the books, and we don’t really have the big free agent everybody is looking to grab this year. We mostly have a lot of trades happening, and teams wondering if Giannis ...

No Mitch Marner. No Aaron Ekblad. No Brad Marchand. No frenzy? With a majority of the NHL’s top-projected free-agent talent already off the market, the 32 teams face relatively slim pickings ...