NBA free agency 2026 opened with two of the wildest days in league history — and this page is your one-stop tracker for all of it. LeBron James is reportedly leaving the Lakers, the Celtics and Sixers pulled off a Jaylen Brown–Paul George stunner, and Kawhi Leonard looks headed back to Toronto. Below is the full list of every major reported signing, trade and rumor from Day 1 and Day 2, grouped team by team. Updated July 2, 2026 — bookmark this page, we'll keep it current as new deals come in.

The Blockbuster: LeBron James to the Warriors

The story of the summer: LeBron James has reportedly informed the Lakers he plans to play his 24th NBA season elsewhere, and per Yahoo Sports and ESPN the Golden State Warriors have emerged as the frontrunner. Golden State has already re-upped Kristaps Porzingis on a two-year, $40 million deal, setting the stage for a Curry-LeBron superteam. Nothing is official yet — but the dominoes are already falling. Read the full story.

Full List of Reported Signings and Moves

Every major deal reported so far, team by team. Deals cannot become official until players sign, so treat everything below as reported unless noted otherwise.

Golden State Warriors

  • LeBron James — reportedly the frontrunner to land LeBron after he told the Lakers he intends to play elsewhere in 2026-27, per Yahoo Sports and ESPN. Not yet official.
  • Kristaps Porzingis — re-signing on a two-year, $40 million deal, announced by the Warriors on Tuesday.

Los Angeles Lakers

  • Walker Kessler — acquired from the Jazz via sign-and-trade on a four-year, $130 million deal; Utah gets two future first-round picks, per Yahoo Sports.
  • Sandro Mamukelashvili — four-year, $52 million deal reported.
  • Collin Sexton — reported agreement as the Lakers retool their backcourt.
  • Quentin Grimes — reported agreement, per Yahoo Sports.

Philadelphia 76ers

  • Jaylen Brown — acquired from the Celtics in a bombshell trade, per Sports Illustrated and CBS Sports. Boston receives Paul George, two first-round picks and two second-round picks.
  • Dean Wade — four-year, $39 million deal reported.

Boston Celtics

  • Paul George — lands in Boston as the centerpiece return in the Jaylen Brown trade, along with four draft picks.
  • Mike Conley Jr. — reportedly agreed to a one-year deal.

Toronto Raptors

  • Kawhi Leonard — the Clippers are reportedly finalizing a trade sending Kawhi back to the team he led to the 2019 title. The reported package to LA: Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, two unprotected firsts (2031, 2033), a 2027 pick swap and two seconds, per Yahoo Sports.

Cleveland Cavaliers

  • James Harden — declined his $42.3 million player option, but the two sides are reportedly working on a new multiyear contract to keep him in Cleveland.

Chicago Bulls

  • Norman Powell — two-year, $45 million deal reported.

San Antonio Spurs

  • Tobias Harris — two-year, $31 million fully guaranteed deal reported.

Detroit Pistons

  • John Collins — three-year, $51 million deal reported.

Phoenix Suns

  • Luke Kennard — two-year, $13 million deal with a second-year player option, reported.

Utah Jazz

  • Jaxson Hayes — two-year, $12 million deal, per NBA.com, filling the center minutes after the Kessler sign-and-trade.

Brooklyn Nets

  • Moritz Wagner — agreed to a deal with Brooklyn, per NBA.com.

Atlanta Hawks

  • Jonathan Kuminga — the Hawks declined his $24.3 million team option, making the 23-year-old an unrestricted free agent. Atlanta could still re-sign him at a lower number.

Earlier Offseason Blockbusters

  • Giannis Antetokounmpo — traded to the Miami Heat, per ESPN's offseason grades roundup.
  • LaMelo Ball — dealt to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
  • Ja Morant — moved to the Portland Trail Blazers.

Biggest Names Still Available

  • LeBron James — technically unsigned; the Warriors are the reported frontrunner but no deal is official.
  • Jonathan Kuminga — the hottest young name on the market after Atlanta declined his option. The Lakers, Bucks and Clippers have all been linked, per Bleacher Report; read our explainer on how he got here.
  • James Harden — officially a free agent after declining his option, though a new Cavs deal is reportedly close.
  • Jalen Duren — among the top free agents still on the board, per HoopsHype's rankings.

What's Next

Most of the deals above were agreed during the negotiation window and cannot be signed until the league's moratorium lifts — that's when "reported" becomes "official," and when sign-and-trades like Kessler-to-LA formally execute. The three dominoes to watch now: LeBron's official decision, the Kawhi-to-Toronto trade call, and where Kuminga signs. Each one will trigger a fresh wave of moves — check back daily, this tracker is updated as news breaks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who is the biggest signing of 2026 free agency?

If it becomes official, LeBron James joining the Golden State Warriors would be the biggest move of the summer — and one of the biggest in NBA history. Among completed moves, the Jaylen Brown–Paul George trade between the Celtics and 76ers and Walker Kessler's four-year, $130 million sign-and-trade to the Lakers lead the list.

Is LeBron James officially a Warrior?

No. LeBron has reportedly told the Lakers he plans to play elsewhere next season, and per Yahoo Sports and ESPN the Warriors are the frontrunner — but no signing is official yet.

Who is still available in NBA free agency 2026?

LeBron James (unsigned), Jonathan Kuminga (Hawks declined his $24.3M option), James Harden (declined his option, negotiating with Cleveland) and Jalen Duren headline the names still on the board as of July 2, 2026.

How many deals have been reported so far?

Roughly 20 major signings and trades have been reported across the first two days of 2026 free agency, including blockbusters involving Jaylen Brown, Kawhi Leonard, Walker Kessler and Kristaps Porzingis. This page is updated daily with every new move.