Doc Rivers and Paul Pierce reunited
Paul Pierce will join his hometown Los Angeles Clippers after agreeing to a three-year, $10.6 million deal. The deal will reunite Pierce with coach Doc Rivers.
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Paul Pierce is opting out of contract to become free agent
Paul Pierce has officially opted out of his contract with the Washington Wizards and will become a free agent for the second straight year on July 1.
Knicks trade Tim Hardaway Jr. to Hawks for Jerian Grant
The Atlanta Hawks traded down in the draft to get more picks, then traded the pick they got from Washington to New York for Tim Hardaway Jr.
Paul Pierce 'definitely' playing next season
Paul Pierce is "definitely" ?playing next season and plans to pass on his player option with the Washington Wizards that is valued at $5.54 million.
Wizards’ Garrett Temple exercises player option for next season
Washington Wizards guard Garrett Temple has exercised the player option on his contract for next season, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
Beal, Faried, Ibaka to play in NBA's Africa game
Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal and forward Kenneth Faried of the Denver Nuggets will play in the NBA's exhibition game in South Africa this summer.
Nuggets discuss head coaching job with Wizards assistant Don Newman
The Denver Nuggets received permission to interview Washington Wizards assistant Don Newman and discussed the franchise’s vacant head coaching job with him.
Wizards' Paul Pierce could opt out, sign with Clippers
Maybe Paul Pierce will walk away from the second year of his deal ($5.5 million) in Washington in order to finish his career in his hometown.
Marcin Gortat admits personal issues impacted his play
Marcin Gortat addressed on Monday the personal issues that began to plague him sometime after the All-Star break.
John Wall says he won't need postseason hand surgery
Washington Wizards All-Star point guard John Wall says he does not need surgery for the fractures in his left hand and wrist.