The Knicks had a busy second day of free agency after they missed out on Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
New York reportedly agreed to deals with three players — Wayne Ellington (two-years, 16 million), Reggie Bullock (two-years, USD 21 million) and Elfrid Payton (two-years, USD 16 million). The team reportedly signed three forwards, including Julius Randle, on Sunday, as well.
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The Knicks had been targeting Durant and Irving, but both inked contracts with the Nets shortly after free agency began.
The Celtics, meanwhile, may have found a replacement for Al Horford, as they signed Enes Kanter to a two-year contract. Horford left Boston for a four-year deal with the 76ers.
Here's a complete list of notable deals from the second day of free agency:
(All trades reported by ESPN, The Athletic, and Yahoo Sports)
— The 76ers continued to adjust their roster as they've brought in center Kyle O’Quinn.
— The Wizards added point guard depth by agreeing to terms with Ish Smith (two-year, USD 12 million) and Isaiah Thomas (one year).
— The Lakers are on the board. They'll sign Troy Daniels to a one-year, USD 2.1 million deal. The guard has connected on 40 percent of his career 3-point attempts.
— The Warriors retained a forward but seem to have lost another. Golden State signed Kevon Looney to a three-year, USD 15 million contract. However, Jordan Bell agreed to a deal with the Timberwolves that the Warriors are not planning to match.
— Frank Kaminsky is leaving Charlotte for Phoenix. The stretch forward is set to sign a two-year, USD 10 million deal with the Suns.
— The Bucks continued to fill out their roster by agreeing to terms on a one-year contract with wing Wesley Matthews.
— Austin Rivers is returning to the Rockets. He'll sign a two-year deal with Houston.
— The Trail Blazers acquired a center via trade. The Heat dealt Hassan Whiteside to Portland in exchange for Meyers Leonard and Maurice Harkless, who was then sent to the Clippers.
— Seth Curry found a new team. He'll ink a four-year, USD 32 million contract with the Mavericks.
— The Magic brought back Michael Carter-Williams on a one-year deal.
— The Celtics added Enes Kanter on a two-year, USD 10 million contract.
— The Knicks have signed six players since Sunday — Wayne Ellington, Reggie Bullock, Elfrid Payton, Julius Randle, Taj Gibson and Bobby Portis.
— Tomas Satoransky is heading to Chicago. The Bulls acquired the guard in a sign-and-trade with the Wizards. He averaged 8.9 points in 27.1 minutes per game last season.
— Patrick Beverley is staying with the Clippers. He'll sign a three-year, USD 40 million deal and remain in Los Angeles.
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