Brandon Ingram wants $200 million extension?
What’s the buzz on Twitter?
Evan Sidery @esidery
Brandon Ingram continues to seek a contract extension reaching $200+ million, per @WindhorstESPN on @ESPNCleveland.
The Pelicans have been unwilling to go that number in negotiations, and there doesn’t appear to be much interest elsewhere for Ingram at that figure. pic.twitter.com/Y4uP9qcZBn – 7:52 PM
Brandon Ingram continues to seek a contract extension reaching $200+ million, per @WindhorstESPN on @ESPNCleveland.
The Pelicans have been unwilling to go that number in negotiations, and there doesn’t appear to be much interest elsewhere for Ingram at that figure. pic.twitter.com/Y4uP9qcZBn – 7:52 PM
Kurt Helin @basketballtalk
Pelicans finding Brandon Ingram trade market cool, nobody wants to pay next contract
nbcsports.com/nba/news/pelic… – 2:25 PM
Pelicans finding Brandon Ingram trade market cool, nobody wants to pay next contract
nbcsports.com/nba/news/pelic… – 2:25 PM
Scott Kushner @ScottDKushner
If teams are unwilling to value Brandon Ingram, what’s the urgency to trade him or award him an extension?
Just let Ingram play out his contract for the season (or trade at the deadline given circumstances) and move forward.
I don’t understand the thirst for a transaction. – 1:01 PM
If teams are unwilling to value Brandon Ingram, what’s the urgency to trade him or award him an extension?
Just let Ingram play out his contract for the season (or trade at the deadline given circumstances) and move forward.
I don’t understand the thirst for a transaction. – 1:01 PM
Will Guillory @WillGuillory
It’s been more than a week since the start of free agency and the Pelicans still haven’t figured out what the future holds for Brandon Ingram.
Now that Paul George is in Philly and DeRozan in Sacramento, is New Orleans running low on trade options?
nytimes.com/athletic/56232… – 10:44 AM
It’s been more than a week since the start of free agency and the Pelicans still haven’t figured out what the future holds for Brandon Ingram.
Now that Paul George is in Philly and DeRozan in Sacramento, is New Orleans running low on trade options?
nytimes.com/athletic/56232… – 10:44 AM
Sam Quinn @SamQuinnCBS
So with the Kings trading for DeMar DeRozan, is there another obvious Brandon Ingram destination?
Seems like the Cavs are keeping their four guys. Hawks could’ve had Ingram in the Murray deal and chose not to pursue him.
Who else is out there for him that would extend him? – 8:28 PM
So with the Kings trading for DeMar DeRozan, is there another obvious Brandon Ingram destination?
Seems like the Cavs are keeping their four guys. Hawks could’ve had Ingram in the Murray deal and chose not to pursue him.
Who else is out there for him that would extend him? – 8:28 PM
Christian Clark @cclark_13
New @FromTheWingPod: the Brandon Ingram holdup
📺 youtube.com/watch?v=ZnNXD0… pic.twitter.com/xNGFG3n74i – 12:20 PM
New @FromTheWingPod: the Brandon Ingram holdup
📺 youtube.com/watch?v=ZnNXD0… pic.twitter.com/xNGFG3n74i – 12:20 PM
Micah Adams @MAdamsStatGuy
Who is the Shakur Stevenson NBA player comp and why is it Brandon Ingram? – 12:15 AM
Who is the Shakur Stevenson NBA player comp and why is it Brandon Ingram? – 12:15 AM
More on this storyline
Will Guillory: Dejounte Murray said he’s been in communication with Brandon Ingram this offseason. He said Ingram called him the morning of the trade and asked if he thought the deal was going through. -via Twitter @WillGuillory / July 9, 2024
League sources say New Orleans remains very open to Brandon Ingram trade discussion and Washington’s Kyle Kuzma looms as a potential difference-maker whose team-friendly contract ($64.4 million over the next three seasons and descending all the way down to $19.4 million in 2026-27) virtually ensures that the Wizards will continue to field interest in the versatile forward in this ultra-punitive era for teams with high payrolls. -via marcstein.substack.com / July 8, 2024
As it turned out, Atlanta didn’t have much interest in giving Brandon Ingram his next contract or moving either of its top two centers (Clint Capela and Onyeka Okongwu), according to league sources. -via New York Times / July 8, 2024