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The NBA offseason is in full swing and several teams have already made big moves.

The Pell's traded their longest in-your-player, talking about Stargar Drew Holiday. He's now going to the Milwaukee Bar.

But the Hortis certainly got more name recognition this week on Wednesday, the team drafting Lamello Ball.

And today, signing All Star Wing, Gordon Hayward.

Boss Reds' Herald is headed to the Los Angeles Flakers. He's not resigning with the Clippers. That's right. You see it right.

Today, the Athletics John Hollinger breaks down the biggest signings. Some great, some head scratchers.

What moves could still be on the way? And why the defending champ still look like favorites.

The fact is, the Lakers have to LeBron James and Anthony Davis, right? And in the fourth quarter of a playoff game,

there's a good chance those will be the two best players on the court, regardless of who they play.

So, yeah, I mean, the Lakers come into this year as a clear favor.

From Wondering on the Athletic, I'm Kavitha Davidson.

And I'm Underskeltto. It's Monday, November 23rd, and this is the lead.

It felt like something great was happening.

There was just something about the emotion and that moment.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

The failures of the past don't matter because we've got this now.

You can't pay.

You can't pay anything like that.

That's not good.

This isn't a story you'd hear if you interview the athlete in the home.

It stays with you.

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