Re-signing Fletcher Cox could lower his $7.9 mil cap number.
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No cap hits, no buyouts, no re-signing anyone, no compensation.
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ESPN is reporting that Paul is re-signing with the Rockets.
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The fifth-round pick is conditional upon the Flames re-signing Stone.
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Key Offseason Decision: How much can re-signing Brees save the Saints?
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He reportedly was close to re-signing with the San Francisco Giants.
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At his introductory press conference, Schlenk said re-signing Millsap was a priority.
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Since his re-signing, Sterling has shown that he has held no grudges with the promotion.
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Johnson, 34, said the Heat sold him on possibly re-signing with Miami after this season.
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One positive season, as the Thunder had with George, could sell a superstar on re-signing.
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So re-signing Stephen Curry, Durant, Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston will be the team's priorities.
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They also did not seem interested in re-signing Derrick Rose, last year's starting point guard.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the timing of the Giants' re-signing of Josh Brown.
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Well, you get a free agent that the Giants don't seem all that interested in re-signing.
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The Islanders did make one move, re-signing defenseman Thomas Hickey for four years and $10 million.
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Their lineup, fattened by re-signing Yoenis Cespedes and other additions, should avoid the valleys of last summer.
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Making his season debut after re-signing in the off-season, Happ allowed four runs over four innings.
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Ginobili, a forward who turns 40 on July 28, tweeted that he was re-signing with San Antonio.
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The summer he went on a protracted free-agency tour before re-signing for more than $120 million.
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After explaining that he would be re-signing with the Cavaliers, J.R. revealed one other exciting piece of news. .
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Injury-plagued tight end Tyler Eifert is re-signing with the Cincinnati Bengals, he announced on Twitter on Saturday.
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He also had no part in re-signing tight end Vernon Davis, or letting wide receiver Pierre Garçon walk.
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If not, holding onto Harris and re-signing him to a long-term, below-market contract would be ideal.
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Last season, Stewart-Haas declined to pick up Busch's option before re-signing him later to a one-year deal.
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Re-signing Butler this summer will be imperative for the Sixers after having surrendered dependable talents like Saric and Covington.
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Smith, an unrestricted free agent, was a key playoff contributor and has expressed interest in re-signing with the Rangers.
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Jackson never said squat about Rose's disappearing act; before he was fired, the Knicks showed "legitimate' interest" in re-signing him.
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Philadelphia hasn't ruled out re-signing Butler to a contract of four or five years with the intention of keeping him.
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They have already brought back C.C. Sabathia for one year and $22017 million and are interested in re-signing J.A. Happ.
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The Cavaliers, though, have expressed interest in re-signing McCaw to a cheaper contract if he clears waivers, according to reports.
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"I'm re-signing back with the Cleveland Cavaliers, my hometown team," James said in a video posted on sports news website Uninterrupted.
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Davis, for his part, would also like an idea of what a team's future holds for him before committing to re-signing.
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The Knicks' most noteworthy move was re-signing Ron Baker, a guard who averaged 4.1 points a game for them last season.
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Greg Robinson will be a free agent next month and the #Browns had no intention of re-signing him anyway, I'm told.
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Los Angeles can now turn its attention to re-signing third baseman Justin Turner, another critical free agent component for the team.
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The Islanders now can work toward re-signing their captain, John Tavares, who is entering the final year of his six-year contract.
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By opting to retire, Ferguson saves the Jets about $9 million, which they will most likely use toward re-signing quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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Entering the 2020 season, Philly has doubled its trust in Sado by re-signing him, and only him, for the Main Tank position.
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Their major winter moves were re-signing closer Kenley Jansen, third baseman Justin Turner and starter Rich Hill for a combined $192 million.
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Friday's message follows President Donald Trump re-signing the so-called Mexico City executive order, banning non-governmental groups from performing and promoting abortions.
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Re-signing the 36-year-old Gardner could be one of several ways that Cashman stays the course this winter, despite another frustrating finish.
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Maybe it's the emphatic re-signing of center Max Unger, which cemented the Saints as unquestioned winners of last year's Unger/Jimmy Graham trade.
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With Wilkerson locked up, the Jets have one more priority before training camp begins July 27: re-signing last year's starting quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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The Blazers are going to waive Varejao, but—if you were wondering—there is a rule that prohibits the Cavs from re-signing him.
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Some certainty about their arena will improve the Islanders' chances of re-signing their star center John Tavares to a new long-term contract.
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The contract surpasses the seven-year, $235 million deal that right-hander Stephen Strasburg got while re-signing with the Washington Nationals on Monday.
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The New York Yankees are re-signing outfielder Brett Gardner to a one-year deal for a guaranteed $2499 million, multiple outlets reported Thursday.
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The caution coming from Lacob late Thursday was unmistakable when I asked him about his confidence level when it comes to re-signing Durant.
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That means re-signing Beachum or Foster would only happen via extensions or handing out signing bonuses to push cap space into future years.
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He struggled to release another album that duplicated the successes of his work on Cash Money, and ended up re-signing with them in 2014.
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Shanahan didn't comment on that matter ... but he did say he would have no problems re-signing the former Pro Bowler at the right price.
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The difference between re-signing with the Thunder and signing with another team is really just the extra year, which can be made up later.
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When he became an unrestricted free agent, DeRozan took no meetings, quickly re-signing and claiming "I am Toronto" at the press conference that followed.
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The main concern in all this is that the Knicks are severely overpaying Hardaway, in large part to dissuade the Hawks from re-signing him.
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Chip Ganassi was predictably close-mouthed about the prospects of re-signing driver Kyle Larson, who is in the final year of his current contract.
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Besides, if they can create the necessary room, the Raptors have needs they need to address that are more important than re-signing their backup centre.
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He also pointed out the Raiders' savvy acquisition of Sean Smith from the Kansas City Chiefs, and the very recent re-signing of cornerback David Amerson.
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If things aren't going great after re-signing Millsap, Atlanta could always flip him for more future assets or younger contributors at next season's trade deadline.
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He averaged 10.6 points and 5.5 rebounds last season before re-signing with the Bulls on a two-year, $27 million deal just before training camp.
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He kept re-signing with the Yankees as the seasons went on and is now on a one-year deal that will wrap up his career.
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Watched their one big-money re-signing, Williams, take a reduced deal because he failed a physical that puts his availability for Week 1 in question. 2.
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The Mets, who in recent years had been widely derided for their lack of spending, had played down the possibility of re-signing Cespedes all winter long.
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The Islanders also want to solidify their arena future to improve their chances of re-signing their star center John Tavares to a new long-term contract.
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In a slow off-season for free agents, the Mets were always interested in re-signing Bruce, and they moved aggressively on Wednesday to complete the deal.
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The Knicks do not want to take on contracts in return that last beyond this season to maintain financial flexibility for free agency and re-signing Porzingis.
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Yeah, we had done three with Sub Pop and they offered us another contract but we just didn't feel good at the time about re-signing with them.
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The Mets are interested in re-signing Reyes, 2274, who the team believes could learn to play third base, bounce around the infield or even try left field.
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After the game, Chapman even acknowledged the possibility of re-signing with the Yankees this winter if he were traded away from the club in the coming days.
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The Falcons also announced the re-signing of cornerback Blidi Wreh-Wilson to a one-year contract, and ESPN reported the signing of free agent guard Justin McCray.
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Irving had verbally committed during the regular season to re-signing with the Celtics, but he sent several recent signals that he had no intention of following through.
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The Lakers also fortified the roster's depth on Saturday, re-signing Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, JaVale McGee and restricted free agent Alex Caruso, and adding free agent guard Quinn Cook.
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Per the collective bargaining agreement, Paul could only get fours years from a new team rather than the five years he could get by re-signing in Los Angeles.
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Helima Croft, head of global commodities research at RBC, said Russia may be particularly interested in re-signing since it needs a higher oil price to help its economy.
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One of their top priorities, as it was for Ailes before his departure in July, is re-signing Megyn Kelly before her contract expires in July of next year.
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The Mets would like to retain Cespedes and could employ the same strategy they used last off-season, when re-signing him initially appeared to be a long shot.
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Going through with the trade would essentially be admitting that re-signing Griffin was a mistake, an ill-conceived attempt to cling to relevance and respectability after losing Paul.
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They featured a young starting rotation that was arguably the best in the majors and were a few months away from re-signing Yoenis Cespedes, their most dangerous hitter.
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Jackson did not close the door on re-signing point guard Derrick Rose, his marquee addition from last summer whose season ended with a torn right meniscus this month.
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"I gave (re-signing with Toronto) a big consideration," Leonard said during a courtside interview where he was surrounded by 50-plus reporters and about a dozen TV cameras.
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Re-signing a 30-year-old point guard doesn't make a lot of sense, and neither does losing him for nothing if he opts out of his contract next summer.
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By re-signing Overeem and Sterling, the UFC also shows a readiness to do whatever it takes to keep fighters they deem valuable out of the hands of their competitors.
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The disparity greeted Fitzpatrick two weeks ago, the day after his re-signing with the Jets, when he practiced with his teammates for the first time in nearly seven months.
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The two things Jackson has gotten right—re-signing Melo in 2014 and drafting Porzingis the following summer—are the two things he appears willing to burn to the ground.
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Stabilizing the arena situation has been important to the Islanders and not unrelated to another priority: re-signing John Tavares, the team's captain and star, to a long-term contract.
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The most critical tasks facing Krueger and Botterill this offseason include re-signing center Jeff Skinner and preparing for next month's draft, where Buffalo has the No. 7 overall pick.
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Smart money might be on trading one before this year's deadline, letting another walk next summer (a la Parker), and then re-signing the last man standing to a fair deal.
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He is part of a small club of superstars who don't need the label system, and who have the leverage to do deals with streaming services instead of re-signing their contracts.
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The Philadelphia Flyers were expected to be sellers before the deadline, but they made a couple of moves for their future by re-signing goaltender Michal Neuvirth and forward Pierre-Edouard Bellemare.
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Maybe some day the league will decide that indirectly trading cap space or re-signing players you traded into a buyout isn't legal after all, even though they already approved those moves.
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That said, there are rumours of the Blues re-signing Romelu Lukaku, which would presumably mean selling Batshuayi and then buying him back a few years down the line for considerably more money.
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Moreland revealed after news broke of his re-signing that he underwent a scope on one of his knees to clean up a small meniscus tear, but that he is fully recovered now.
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Perhaps the worst mistake of several in this regard was re-signing thirtysomethings Alex Rodriguez and C.C. Sabathia to lengthy contract extensions after they opted out following the 2007 and 2011 seasons, respectively.
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Major Free Agents: QB Chad Henne, TE Marcedes Lewis, P Bryan Anger, DE Andre Branch If the Jaguars have a player worthy of re-signing, the front office has probably done so already.
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If the Yankees make no further additions, including re-signing their players who became free agents, they are looking at a projected 2210 payroll of around $210 million, according to Cot's Baseball Contracts.
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In trying to surpass the division rival Red Sox, the Yankees spent $140 million in free agency this off-season, including re-signing outfielder Brett Gardner and pitchers C.C. Sabathia and Zack Britton.
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Swift said last November that she signed with Universal Music Group instead of staying at Big Machine because she knew that re-signing would only result in her not owning her future work. (AP)
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If the Nets don't land a meaningful free agent, re-signing Russell lets them see what that backcourt can do alongside Caris LeVert and Jarrett Allen without too much overlap between their looming paydays.
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But perhaps the greatest motivation behind re-signing–behind committing himself to being the most peripheral part of the Lakers' inner-circle, behind remaining overlooked–was Clarkson's disgust at the thought of leaving now.
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By and large, the Yankees really haven't been a big factor in free agency lately, although they did spend big money on re-signing Aroldis Chapman and modest money on Matt Holliday this year.
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The team was informed of Brown's 2015 arrest, but in August, Mara said he was comfortable re-signing Brown based on the information the team had about the case and after talking with Brown.
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That Heat executive Pat Riley, one of the greater nemeses of Bulls' lore, lost Wade after overcommitting to re-signing Hassan Whiteside and mounting a quixotic chase for Kevin Durant, makes it markedly more so.
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If the Nuggets pick up Jokic's team option and both Darrell Arthur and Chandler opt into their respective contracts, the team can probably still avoid the tax while re-signing Barton on a longer deal.
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That, of course, is the primary area the Yankees were intent on bolstering in the off-season, which they did by trading for James Paxton and re-signing J. A. Happ as a free agent.
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There has seldom been much of an issue about the Patriots' re-signing Brady over the years, but now he is set to become an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his career.
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It is also the latest crossroads in the relationship between Kirk Cousins and the Redskins (7-8), who will once again face the prospect of re-signing him, franchise-tagging him or letting him walk.
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The deal, which is for seven years and $22018 million, is the largest contract extension for the Yankees (not including re-signing free-agent players) since Derek Jeter's 20193-year, $22019 million deal in 2206.
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Jets fans received some hope of a deal earlier this week when wide receiver Brandon Marshall, who has been vocal about re-signing Fitzpatrick, posted a picture of the two hanging out together in Chicago.
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Once Karlsson and Hoffman are gone and if Stone is poached by an offer sheet and Duchene has no intention of re-signing, the only hope to be sold will be a future without Melnyk.
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During a press conference announcing the acquisition of Tim Tebow, the Mets general manager disputed the notion that his team signed the former quarterback in effect to help themselves with re-signing Yoenis Cespedes this winter.
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Kevin's leaving tens of millions of dollars on the table by not re-signing with the Warriors -- a team he just went to three straight Finals with, walking with two Finals MVP awards and two rings.
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Davis won't give assurances to re-signing in Boston without Irving, and Irving could explore his options and could perhaps leave Boston if he feels they can't land Davis and give him a second star teammate.
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Minnesota really can't hope to do better under these circumstances, which stem from Butler's declaration just days before training camp that he would not be re-signing with the Wolves in July as a free agent.
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Re-signing Joey Bats always made sense for the Blue Jays, and the decision to bring back the six-time All-Star seemed even more necessary after Edwin Encarnacion flew the coup for Cleveland last month.
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This winter, they traded prospects for starting pitcher James Paxton and spent $140 million, most of it either re-signing or adding starting pitchers J.A. Happ and Sabathia, and relief pitchers Zack Britton and Adam Ottavino.
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Ginobili was not ready to do the same: He posted a message on his Twitter account on Wednesday that he was re-signing with San Antonio for another season, which will be his 258.8th with the Spurs.
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As president, the former mayor said he would make extensive changes to health care, raise the minimum wage to $15 and reassert the United States' role in combating climate change by re-signing the Paris Climate Accord.
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The Mets needed an anchor for their lineup, and re-signing such an exciting player sent a positive message to a fan base that had grown to believe the team was not trying hard enough to remain competitive.
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George has been the talk of trade rumors for the past couple of weeks after he informed the Pacers he was not re-signing and planned to become a free agent when his contract was up next summer.
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That off-season, the Raptors opted to stay competitive and give it a longer try rather than resuming their teardown, and Patterson re-signing on a three-year deal (along with Lowry) was a strong indicator of that.
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Add that last month we learned of the bizarre story that respected welterweight Ben Saunders is taking a fight outside of the UFC because his slow re-signing of a contract saw the UFC 'fill' its roster without him.
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The Islanders made two key moves on Monday, signing 22020-year-old goaltender Semyon Varlamov to a four-year deal to replace Robin Lehner and re-signing power forward Anders Lee, 229, to a seven-year, $235 million contract.
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Months after pledging his loyalty to the Celtics at a fan event — "If you guys will have me back, I plan on re-signing here next summer," he said at the time — he was ready to move on, again.
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B. Gordon Hayward signs with the Miami Heat Would Kyrie Irving express interest in re-signing with the Boston Celtics if Hayward chose a different team, or were Al Horford's harmonious style, stable ownership, and Brad Stevens' genius already enough?
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LeBron's incoming presence will be a tsunami to whatever schemes, lineup configurations, and fundamental identity the Lakers cultivated last year, but, for the time being, re-signing Caldwell-Pope lets them carry a respectable amount of continuity into next season.
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LaGarrette Blount, bouncing back from a hip injury that shortened his 2015 season before re-signing with the Patriots, ran for 69 yards, including a long of 21, and a touchdown on 11 carries while Stephen Gostkowski kicked three field goals.
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If Reyes is remorseful the Mets could see re-signing him as an opportunity to help a former family member, much as they did with Wally Backman, whom they offered a path back into baseball as a manager in 20163.
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It's not impossible to imagine them plunging into the tax for an unproven roster (or even re-signing Jokic this summer and managing to avoid it), but the repeater tax is a legitimate concern that may influence ownership's upcoming decisions.
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The Houston Rockets, meanwhile, are widely expected to simply focus on re-signing their free agents Paul and Clint Capela in hopes of bringing back essentially the same team that fell just one win short of an N.B.A. finals berth.
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The Betts deal helps Boston avoid luxury tax penalties, rids it of Price's bloated contact (worth $19200 million over the next three years) and allows the team to avoid the issue of re-signing Betts when he becomes a free agent.
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Because of an editing error, an article last Friday about pitcher Ivan Nova's re-signing with the Pittsburgh Pirates misstated, in some editions, the minor-league level of the two players the Yankees acquired for Nova in an August trade.
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SPORTS Because of an editing error, an article last Friday about pitcher Ivan Nova's re-signing with the Pittsburgh Pirates misstated, in some editions, the minor-league level of the two players the Yankees acquired for Nova in an August trade.
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By adding him to the core they kept intact by re-signing Conley to a max deal of his own, Memphis assembled a roster that, if healthy, looked like it could compete for at least one home-court series in the playoffs.
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So, rather than lay out a six-year deal for Patrick Corbin, the Yankees have bolstered their starting rotation by acquiring left-hander James Paxton, who is often injured but is under contract for only two more seasons, and by re-signing Happ.
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In his decision, he wrote that a group of 22006 players — including the future Baseball Hall of Famers Andre Dawson, Tim Raines and Jack Morris — would not receive bids from other clubs if their current teams showed interest in re-signing them.
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The Nets have an All-Star in D'Angelo Russell, but he is a restricted free agent and would have to agree to a sign-and-trade to New Orleans (or sign off on re-signing in New Orleans in a pre-draft trade).
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Eddie Lack provides a reliable backup in goal and the defense was bolstered with a trade for former Islanders blue-liner Travis Hamonic and the re-signing of Michael Stone to augment a unit headed by the tandem of captain Mark Giordano and Dougie Hamilton.
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Instead of re-signing Horford and wasting their newfound cap space on the joyful but limited Bazemore, Atlanta could wait out this summer's paper-thin free agency class, let Horford walk, and trade their remaining vets for future assets while they still have some value.
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So, with the Yankees ready to move Sonny Gray, a former All-Star pitcher who flopped in the Bronx, re-signing left-hander J.A. Happ to a two-year, $34 million contract, with a vesting option for a third year, was a particularly attractive proposition.
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The Sixers' twofold challenge now will be establishing a chemistry among its new five-man core in the 28 games left before the playoffs and then re-signing Harris and Butler this summer after making two of this season's biggest trades to get them.
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The Warriors also might never admit it publicly, but they were concerned at various points of the season, especially when they were shoved to the brink of elimination by the Rockets, that re-signing Durant was far from the foregone conclusion it looks to be now.
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The Raptors took a real, legitimate shot at catching up to Cleveland, re-signing DeMar DeRozan, acquiring two of the five biggest names moved during the season, and overcoming a tough Milwaukee Bucks challenge to set themselves up for a second step on the scale against the Cavaliers.
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While the Yankees knew that players like relievers Aroldis Chapman and Andrew Miller and outfielder Carlos Beltran would be coveted by contenders, they were eager to get whatever they could in exchange for Nova, who was about to become a free agent they had little interest in re-signing.
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While the Orioles have put together a great bullpen over the past few years, and then made sure it stayed together by re-signing Darren O'Day in the offseason, their starting rotation for all of recent history has been a make-work slapdash of doomed reclamation projects, underachieving prospects, and rentals.
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On the other hand, by continuing on his current tear and re-signing in New Orleans with a five-year max deal, 29 teams around the league may soon need to figure out how to stop a distinguished and uniquely dominant duo that's already figured out how to help each other out.
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But Davis realistically will have a huge say in where he lands by virtue of his ability to become a free agent in July 2020; any team looking to acquire him this year would be unlikely to surrender meaningful trade assets for a player it could not be certain of re-signing.
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The organization has made missteps — Exhibit A: re-signing Omer Asik, a Turkish forward, to a $58 million deal in 2015 — but that does not make them unique among N.B.A. teams; they are trying to compete in one of the league's smallest markets when stars are generally gravitating toward flashier and more well-established franchises.
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Fresh off a 55-win season — the team's 15th in a row with at least 99.33 — and only a year removed from winning an N.B.A. title, the Spurs had an off-season for the ages by re-signing Tim Duncan, Danny Green and Kawhi Leonard while finding a way to add LaMarcus Aldridge and David West as free agents.
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Re-signing Tony Snell to a long-term, team-friendly deal (Tony Snell is not bad!), hoping Thon Maker can make a seismic leap alongside Malcolm Brogdon's puddle jump in their respective sophomore seasons, making a sound choice with the 17th pick, and acquiring a stable rotation player with the mid-level exception, isn't a bad offseason.
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In a move that's pseudo forward-thinking but would put their luxury tax bill on a escalator to nowhere and feels unrealistic for a variety of reasons, they could package Gortat and Oubre—maybe alongside a protected future first-round pick—for DeMarcus Cousins's Bird Rights, with the intention of re-signing the injured All-Star center this summer.
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And make no mistake, teams aren't balking at re-signing Kaepernick because of their black fans, who want to see him back in uniform; they are doing so because President Trump and a large number of white Americans have decided to distort Kaepernick's message and turn it into a contest about who gets to decide just what patriotism is.
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Odds: 2/5Why he could sign there: While it's fun to fantasize about Brady throwing the NFL world into a tizzy with a shocking announcement, realistically, the most likely way this journey ends is with Brady re-signing with the Patriots on a two- or three-year deal that pays him well with the understanding that he could retire at any time.
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And Orlando had the inside track on re-signing him: not only did the franchise look like a budding dynasty thanks to the presence of Penny Hardaway, but it also was the only NBA team that could exceed the league's salary cap to pay O'Neal whatever he wanted—there were no max salaries at the time, and no luxury tax for exceeding the cap.
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The Clippers should have no problem with the deal for a couple key reasons: A) they receive their own pick in 2019, which improves their flexibility whether they set off into a total rebuild or want to free up some money (by attaching it or a 2020 first-round pick to Danilo Gallinari's contract on draft night, for example) to get aggressive in free agency, and B) Smart is a solid young player, and having team control over someone his age is more beneficial than re-signing Williams or losing him for nothing (though the latter scenario wouldn't be the end of the world, particular if they value cap space over committing to Smart.
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