NBA free agency 2022: Tracker for all trades and signings [UPDATED]

NBA free agency opens Thursday and the trades and signings will be piling up quickly. We’re keeping track of all the moves you need to know.

NBA free agency officially opens at 6 p.m. ET Thursday, with teams and players officially cleared to begin negotiating and agreeing on deals. However, as we all know, plenty of negotiation and maneuvering is already taking place during this supposed moratorium and things will begin being announced quickly.

Many of the big pieces have already come off the board — Kyrie Irving and Russell Westbrook exercised their player options for one more year with the Nets and Lakers, respectively. James Harden opted out but is working on a multi-year extension with the 76ers. Zach LaVine, the crown jewel of the free-agent class, is expected to quickly to return to the Bulls on a max deal. The Knicks have set themselves up to land Jalen Brunson and Bradley Beal opted out but seems likely to return to the Wizards on a five-year max.

But there are plenty of big names who will be on the market and several trade scenarios which could be in play.

With so much news coming in such a short period of time, it can be difficult to keep track of everything. That’s where we come in. This NBA free agency tracker for will be constantly updated with contract announcements, details, figures and short analysis to keep things quick and to the point. So far, a number of deals have already been agreed upon, here’s the complete list of everything we’ve got so far.

NBA free agency: Atlanta Hawks signings

• Aaron Holiday: 1 year

NBA free agency: Brooklyn Nets signings

• Nic Claxton: 2 years, $20 million
• Patty Mills: 2 years, $16 million

NBA free agency: Chicago Bulls signings

• Zach LaVine: 5 years, $212.5 million
• Andre Drummond: 2 years, $6 million
• Derrick Jones Jr.: 2 years, $6.6 million

NBA free agency: Cleveland Cavaliers signings

• Ricky Rubio: 3 years, $18 million
• Raul Neto: 1 year

NBA free agency: Dallas Mavericks signings

• JaVale McGee: 3 years, $17 million
• Theo Pinson: 1 year

NBA free agency: Denver Nuggets signings

• Nikola Jokic: 5 years, $264 million
• Bruce Brown: 2 years, $13 million
• DeAndre Jordan: 1 year

NBA free agency: Detroit Pistons signings

• Marvin Bagley: 3 years, $37 million
• Kevin Knox: 2 years, $6 million

NBA free agency: Golden State Warriors signings

• Kevon Looney: 3 years, $25.5 million
• Donte DiVincenzo: 2 years, $9.3 million

NBA free agency: Houston Rockets signings

• Ja’Sean Tate: 3 years, $22.1 million

NBA free agency: Indiana Pacers signings

• Jalen Smith: 2 years

NBA free agency: Los Angeles Clippers signings

• Ivica Zubac: 3 years, $33 million
• Amir Coffey: 3 years, $11 million
• Nic Batum: 2 years

NBA free agency: Los Angeles Lakers signings

• Lonnie Walker IV: 1 year, $6.5 million
• Damian Jones: 2 years
• Troy Brown Jr.: 1 year
• Juan Toscano-Anderson: 1 year

NBA free agency: Memphis Grizzlies signings

• Ja Morant: 5 years, $193 million
• Tyus Jones: 2 years, $30 million

NBA free agency: Miami Heat signings

• Victor Oladipo: 1 year, $11 million
• Dewayne Dedmon: 2 years, $9 million

NBA free agency: Milwaukee Bucks signings

• Bobby Portis: 4 years, $49 million
• Joe Ingles: 1 year, $6.5 million
• Wesley Matthews: 1 year
• Jevon Carter: 2 years, $4.6 million

NBA free agency: Minnesota Timberwolves signings

• Kyle Anderson: 2 years, $18 million
• Taurean Prince: 2 years, $16 million

NBA free agency: New York Knicks signings

• Jalen Brunson: 4 years, $104 million
• Mitchell Robinson: 4 years, $60 million
• Isaiah Hartenstein: 2 years, $16 million

NBA free agency: Oklahoma City Thunder signings

• Lu Dort: 5 years, $87.5 million

NBA free agency: Orlando Magic signings

• Gary Harris: 2 years, $26 million
• Mo Bamba: 2 years, $21 million

NBA free agency: Philadelphia 76ers signings

• P.J. Tucker: 3 years, $33.2 million
• Danuel House: 2 years, $8.5 million
• Trevelin Queen: 2 years, $3.3 million

NBA free agency: Phoenix Suns signings

• Devin Booker: 4 years, $214 million
• Damion Lee: 1 year

NBA free agency: Portland Trail Blazers signings

• Anfernee Simons: 4 years, $100 million
• Gary Payton III: 3 years, $28 million
• Drew Eubanks: 1 year

NBA free agency: Sacramento Kings signings

• Malik Monk: 2 years, $19 million

NBA free agency: Toronto Raptors signings

• Chris Boucher: 3 years, $35.25 million
• Thad Young: 2 years, $16 million
• Otto Porter Jr.: 2 years

NBA free agency: Washington Wizards signings

• Bradley Beal: 5 years, $251 million
• Delon Wright: 2 years, $16 million
• Anthony Gill: 2 years

Bradley Beal new contract: All-Star returns to Wizards on a max contract

While the frenzy of NBA free agency was certainly a blitz, most of the reported deals to rumble through were predictable.

One, however, was a little surprising.

Amid rumors that he’d be taking his talents elsewhere in free agency, All-Star guard Bradley Beal ended up staying with the Washington Wizards. Some might scratch their heads at the move given how Beal would have been perhaps the most sought-after free agent on the market, but the Wizards gave him $251 million reasons to stay.

Milwaukee Bucks re-sign two key pieces back

Both Bobby Portis and Wesley Matthews Jr are returning to the Milwaukee Bucks. Portis was a flight risk this offseason, as the last few seasons he put together as a key piece of the Bucks championship lineup is the type of situation players usually cash out on.

Not Portis.

According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Portis is returning to the Bucks on a four-year, $49 million deal. Not to be lost in the shuffle, Wesley Matthews inked a one-year deal to return to Milwaukee meaning the Bucks have the pieces to run things back next year in an Eastern Conference that is going to look a lot different than it did a year ago.

Tyus Jones gets $30M deal to remain with Memphis Grizzlies

A key piece of the Memphis Grizzlies’ run through the playoffs, Tyus Jones is getting paid. The sharp-shooting guard is getting a whopping $30 million over the next two seasons to remain in Memphis.

NBA free agency: All trades

The Minnesota Timberwolves go big, literally

– The Jazz also receive Walker Kessler, Leandro Bomaro and a 2026 first-round pick swap

Indiana Pacers finally unload Malcolm Brogdon

Atlanta Hawks make another big backcourt trade

Atlanta Hawks land Dejounte Murray to pair with Trae Young

Knicks trade with Detroit to clear cap space for a run at Jalen Brunson

Stay tuned for the latest NBA free agency updates!