The Golden State Warriors have agreed to a four-year, $117 million sign-and-trade deal with the Brooklyn Nets for D'Angelo Russell.

The Warriors will also acquire Trevon Graham and Shabazz Napier.

Golden State must unload salary elsewhere to make this deal feasible as they are up against the hard cap, which could mean also trading Andre Iguodala. 

The Golden State Warriors have interest in D'Angelo Russell in a potential sign-and-trade scenario with the Brooklyn Nets.

Kevin Durant has agreed to sign with the Nets, but the Warriors have long expressed interest in a sign-and-trade should he decide to leave.

Russell has also received interest from the Minnesota Timberwolves and Los Angeles Lakers.

The Golden State Warriors were widely expected to reach agreement with Klay Thompson on a five-year, $190 million max contract.

The deal, however, hasn't been widely reported as being agreed upon.

Marc Stein of the New York Times reports that three sources indicate the deal remains done.

Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area reported that just because the deal isn't being publicized doesn't mean there is no deal. 

"Nothing has changed," according to a source.

A lot of people within the Golden State Warriors were convinced during the middle of the 17-18 season that Kevin Durant would even leave that summer, sources told Zach Lowe of ESPN.

Durant instead re-signed with the Warriors on a one-plus-one contract, but left in 2019 for the Brooklyn Nets.

Durant went through periods when he was distant and quiet.

Kevin Durant has agreed to sign with the Brooklyn Nets on a four-year, $164 million deal.

Durant announced the decision from his Boardroom social media accounts.

Durant spent the past three seasons with the Golden State Warriors.

Kevin Durant will make his free agent announcement on Sunday evening via his company owned sports business network Instagram account.

Durant is considering the Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets and Los Angeles Clippers.

Marc Stein of the New York Times reports "the Nets sure to believe they are getting Kevin Durant's commitment tonight."

Steve Serby of the New York Post secured an interview with Rich Kleiman, agent for Kevin Durant, on the eve of free agency.

Kleiman was asked what Durant's mindset is like right now following his Achilles injury and approaching free agency.

"He’s got a great perspective on life, and he’s got a great understanding of what each challenge is and how to get through it, and he’s as focused as he’s ever been," said Kleiman.

Kleiman was asked if Durant will know what he will decide on June 30th when he wakes up.

"While I’m doing this interview, Kevin is completely undecided in figuring out what he wants to do."

The Houston Rockets and Boston Celtics have interest in Kevon Looney.

Shams Charania reports that the Celtics will pursue bigs with their $4.8 million option, such as Looney and Enes Kanter.

Marc Stein reports the Rockets have arranged a recruitment session for Sunday with Looney. Houston similarly pursued Andre Iguodala in 2017, which drove up the price the Warriors ultimately had to pay.

The Warriors would also like to re-sign Looney.

Stephen Curry will attend Bob Myers' meeting in New York with Kevin Durant, according to sources that spoke with Marcus Thompson of The Athletic.

The Golden State Warriors are attempting to convince Durant to re-sign with the franchise three years after he joined them from the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Klay Thompson will soon undergo surgery on his torn ACL and won't visit Durant. 

Draymond Green has already visited Durant in New York this offseason.

When Durant decided to join the Warriors in 2016, he wanted to be sure Curry wanted him on the team.

While the Warriors have largely remained Curry's team in the hearts of fans, Durant has ironically never been more popular than he is now. The Warriors' offense had also shifted more towards Durant in 18-19.

Shaun Livingston and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to move his $7.7 million guarantee date to July 10th.

The guarantee date had been June 30th, but moving it back gives the Warriors some additional flexibility. The Warriors could trade Livingston's contract to take back a contributing player.

Livingston is considering retirement.