Orlando Magic interested in Isaiah Hartenstein
The Orlando Magic is another team to monitor for Hartenstein, according to rival NBA executives who spoke with HoopsHype.
Source: HoopsHype
Source: HoopsHype
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Tommy Beer @TommyBeer
Only four players averaged > 9 rebounds, > 3 assists, > 1 block and > 1 steal per game in 2024:
Joel Embiid,
Anthony Davis,
Victor Wembanyama
and
Isaiah Hartenstein
Among those four, iHart posted the highest FG% and the highest +/- as well as the fewest turnovers – 11:30 AM
Only four players averaged > 9 rebounds, > 3 assists, > 1 block and > 1 steal per game in 2024:
Joel Embiid,
Anthony Davis,
Victor Wembanyama
and
Isaiah Hartenstein
Among those four, iHart posted the highest FG% and the highest +/- as well as the fewest turnovers – 11:30 AM
Fred Katz @FredKatz
Here is a FREE PREVIEW of the latest episode of Katz and Shoot, discussing Isaiah Hartenstein’s free agency and if the Thunder are threats with @JonMHamm.
Listen/Subscribe: patreon.com/posts/k-s-prev… pic.twitter.com/5polfmKRox – 9:18 PM
Here is a FREE PREVIEW of the latest episode of Katz and Shoot, discussing Isaiah Hartenstein’s free agency and if the Thunder are threats with @JonMHamm.
Listen/Subscribe: patreon.com/posts/k-s-prev… pic.twitter.com/5polfmKRox – 9:18 PM
More on this storyline
One thing worth noting on both Anunoby and Hartenstein: The Knicks obviously know that both players will garner strong interest from opposing teams. But even factoring that in, members of the organization felt earlier in the offseason that they were in a good place on both Anunoby and Hartenstein as both players approach their free agencies. That’s according to people in touch with the team after their season ended in a second round loss to Indiana. -via SportsNet New York / June 13, 2024
The Thunder is viewed by NBA sources as the top threat to pry Hartenstein away from the Knicks in free agency. After finishing atop the Western Conference with 57 wins in the regular season, Oklahoma City can make a stronger bid for Hartenstein than the Knicks, who are capped out but can offer a starting salary of roughly $17 million using their Early Bird Rights. -via New York Post / June 10, 2024