Dejounte Murray on trade rumors: 'For me, that stuff mean nothing'
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Sam Quinn @SamQuinnCBS
Who would you rather have:
Dejounte Murray on his current contract (four years, $114 million).
Brandon Ingram at his current number, plus an extension for 80% of his max (five years, $202 million). – 4:13 PM
Who would you rather have:
Dejounte Murray on his current contract (four years, $114 million).
Brandon Ingram at his current number, plus an extension for 80% of his max (five years, $202 million). – 4:13 PM
The Ringer @ringernba
Should the Hawks blow it up and rebuild with the first pick after moving both Trae Young and Dejounte Murray for two major hauls, or keep one of them and retool the roster around the other?
@KevinOConnorNBA on Atlanta’s offseason options: theringer.com/nba-draft/2024… – 11:33 AM
Should the Hawks blow it up and rebuild with the first pick after moving both Trae Young and Dejounte Murray for two major hauls, or keep one of them and retool the roster around the other?
@KevinOConnorNBA on Atlanta’s offseason options: theringer.com/nba-draft/2024… – 11:33 AM
More on this storyline
There’s a widespread belief among rival executives that the Hawks will break up their backcourt and part with either Trae Young or Dejounte Murray this offseason. In years past, there was strong resistance to moving Young, but rival executives believe Atlanta will be more open to that conversation this offseason than ever before. While some have floated the idea of the Spurs trading for Young in the media, league sources said the Hawks and Spurs didn’t have substantive conversations about such a trade before the deadline. Time will tell in the coming months if that changes. However, heading into the lottery, those same league sources cast doubt regarding that changing in the future. -via HoopsHype / May 13, 2024
Dejounte Murray: NBA OFF SZN Bouts To Be Crazyyyyyy!!!! Lol 👀😅🍿 -via Twitter @DejounteMurray / May 12, 2024
RealGM: 2024 NBA Draft Lottery Results: 1. Hawks 2. Wizards 3. Rockets 4. Spurs 5. Pistons 6. Hornets 7. Blazers 8. Spurs (via Raptors) 9. Grizzlies 10. Jazz 11. Bulls 12. Thunder (via Rockets) 13. Kings 14. Blazers (via Warriors) Evan Sidery: The Hawks receive the No. 1 overall pick with the chance to reset their roster or add a win-now veteran via trade. Atlanta will receive trade calls this offseason on Trae Young and Dejounte Murray, but their huge jump up will make it interesting to see if plans change a bit. pic.twitter.com/Dwu0YifHte -via Twitter @esidery / May 12, 2024