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Willie Cauley-Stein Becomes Free Agent, working on 3-point shot
Willie Cauley-Stein makes decision on player option
Dallas Mavericks center Willie Cauley-Stein will decline his $2.28 million player option, as expected, and become an unrestricted free agent, league sources told HoopsHype.
Cauley-Stein, 27, has shown the ability to switch on defensive pick-and-roll coverage and is at his best as a mobile roller on offense.
The sixth overall pick of the 2015 draft has spent the offseason working out six days a week with trainer Tyler Relph. The 7-foot center has also worked on expanding his range beyond the arc to adapt to the league’s floor spacing trend.
Aron Baynes is one of my top wants in free agency!
Big man @aronbaynes is entering free agency next week, the fifth time he'll do so in his career.
He spoke with @talkhoops about the uncertainty of free agency, the bubble and – of course – @BaynesFanClub ⤵️
— The Athletic NBA (@TheAthleticNBA) November 18, 2020
Could Kuzma starting at the 2 be one of Lakers’ backup plans?
what if Danny Green was expendable because the Lakers have ideas of starting Kuzma. just thinking out loud. (or they just really needed someone to replace Rondo)
— The Lakers Review (@TheLakersReview) November 18, 2020
In the positionless NBA, position(s) a player can play is defined by position(s) he can defend. While Kuzma must fix his broken shot, he's shown promising glimpses of being able to defend bigger scoring twos. Maybe the path to Kuzma staying with the Lakers is starting at the two. https://t.co/TpS1ShOImW
— LakerTom (@LakerTom) November 18, 2020
How Schroder trade affects what Lakers can spend on free agents
Great stream covering the Bucks, Kings, and Lakers cap space situation after their big trades. Must watch for Lakers fans wanting to know how Schroder trade affects what the Lakers can spend on free agents. Thanks, Eric. https://t.co/ShwTteXZuJ
— LakerTom (@LakerTom) November 18, 2020