Tag: D’Angelo Russell

D’ANGELO RUSSELL AGREES TO DEAL WITH SHANGHAI SHARKS

Brandon King

D’Angelo Russell is taking his talents overseas. The former NBA All-Star has agreed to a contract with the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), according to RealGM and multiple reports. The move comes less than a week after the Memphis Grizzlies waived Russell, ending his latest chapter in the NBA. Russell, 30, spent the 2025-26 season with the Dallas Mavericks, appearing in 26 games and averaging: STAT 2025-26 PPG 10.2 APG 4.0 RPG 2.3 MPG 19.0 Games 26 He was traded by Washington to Memphis during the offseason…

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D’Angelo Russell Waived by Grizzlies, Plans to Join Contender

Brandon King

D’Angelo Russell is back on the NBA free-agent market. The Memphis Grizzlies have waived the veteran guard, according to ESPN, clearing the way for Russell to find his next NBA home. According to the report, Russell plans to sign with a contender as he looks for his next opportunity. The move comes after Russell joined Memphis during the offseason as part of a multi-team transaction involving the Dallas Mavericks. Russell’s 2025–26 Numbers Russell spent the 2025–26 regular season with Dallas, appearing in 26 games. Stat 2025–26 Games 26 Minutes 19.0…

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Report: Grizzlies, D’Angelo Russell Expected to Work Toward Offseason Exit

Brandon King

D’Angelo Russell’s time with the Memphis Grizzlies may be short-lived. According to Kelly Iko, Russell is not viewed as a long-term piece for the Grizzlies, with both sides expected to work together on a resolution that would allow the veteran point guard to find a new team before the start of the 2026-27 season. That resolution could come in the form of either a trade or a contract buyout. Russell arrived in Memphis as part of the multi-team deal that reshaped the Grizzlies’ backcourt, but the latest reporting suggests the…

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D’Angelo Russell Opts Into $6 Million Player Option, But Buyout Rumors Persist

Brandon King

D’Angelo Russell has made his decision. The veteran guard has exercised his $6 million player option for the 2026-27 season, keeping him under contract with the Washington Wizards. While the move guarantees Russell another year of NBA salary, it may not guarantee his future in Washington. Russell’s tenure with the Wizards has been anything but conventional. Acquired by Washington in February as part of the blockbuster trade that sent Anthony Davis to the nation’s capital, Russell never reported to the team following the deal. The Wizards and Russell reportedly explored…

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Lakers trade D’Angelo Russell to Nets as part of four player trade

Brandon King

According to Shams Charania, the Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets have agreed on a deal in which the Lakers will send D’Angelo Russell , Maxwell Lewis and 3 second round picks in exchage for Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Melton. Russell, a one-time All-Star had been placed in the unenvionable position as one of the scapegoats for any of the sortcomings of a LeBron James team. In 29 appearances, both a starter and coming off the bench , Russell averaged 12.4 points , 4.7 assists and 2.8 reounds on .415/…

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Player option potential stumbling block in D’Angelo Russell trade talks

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title image via Lakers Nation Courtesy of Paul Kasabian, Bleacher Report The Los Angeles Lakers have been in a tailspin for a month, losing 10 of their last 14 games to fall below .500 (19-20). With the Feb. 8 trade deadline looming, the question now is what the Lakers can or will do to rejuvenate the season. Options might be a bit limited due to prohibitive contracts, though, per Dan Woike of the Los Angeles Times, who noted in particular that D’Angelo Russell’s $18.7 million player option is “expected to give teams pause”…

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Golden State acquires D’Angelo Rusell

Brandon King

Golden State has not been mentioned amongst the teams at the forefront of free agency but It seems that Golden State is not just going to stand pat and let this offseason pass them by. They decided to go out and acquire D’Angelo Russell. As just reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Warriors and Nets have agreed on a sign-and-trade for the first time All-Star guard. Russell signs a four year, $117 million dollar deal. Details of the moving parts involved are forth coming.

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