NBA, Free Agency: Dallas Mavericks hold Tim Hardaway Jr. and get wing reinforcement - gets Goran Dragic?

The Dallas Mavericks have made with heads at the beginning of the Free Agency Nails and kept Tim Hardaway Jr. among other things. Boban Marjanovic, with Sterling Brown and Reggie Bullock, remains new faces in the cabin. There are rumors around Goran Dragic.

Hardaway Jr. will sign a new four-year contract for information from Adrian Wojnarowski (ESPN) for $ 74 million. In the previous year, the Shooting Guard launched 16.6 points at 39.1 percent from the triple line and was probably the most constant player of MAVs to Luka Doncic.

The shooter had come in 2018 as part of the trades for Kristaps Porzingis from the New York Knicks and already played on a similar contract (4 years, 71 million).

In addition to Hardaway Jr., the MAVs also held Boban Marjanovic, the Serb will remain true to Dallas another year. Nothing is known about the conditions, but it will probably be a maximum of $ 4 million.

Dallas Mavericks: Goran Dragic Next topic?

For this purpose, the Texans reinforced on the wing. Sterling Brown comes from Houston for two years and 6.2 million, the MAVs in Reggie Bullock (3 years, 30.5 million) grabbed another strong protection. Through the new additions, the MAVs have already occupied all 15 squads, in Moses Brown, Dallas has a player whose salary is guaranteed only to half a million dollars.

But it could come again movement in the squad. Michael Grange (Sportsnet) reports that Goran Dragic could become a topic in Dallas. The Slovene is part of the Sign-and-Trade Deal around Kyle Lowry, but the Raptors do not seem to have used for him.

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It is further possible that Dallas is still involved in a deal. If it does not work out, Dragic is a buyout candidate, according to Tim Reynolds from the associated press, among other things, the Los Angeles Lakers rifle at foot.