It's time to go over some of the biggest NBA transactions, since several more have been announced since our last transaction roundup article.

Head to FantasySP's fantasy basketball page for all the offseason stories we do!

Let's go over our third round of fantasy baseball waiver wire hitting options for the week.

Here are stories from Tuesday and Wednesday. Also be sure to check out Thursday's starting pitcher streaming article.

I somehow forgot to mention my favorite baseball holiday yesterday: Bobby Bonilla Day! Every year on July 1, the New York Mets pay Bonilla $1.19 million, deferred money from when he played with the franchise in the 1990s.

Deferred money has become a staple in major contracts these days, with the Dodgers infamously having deferred over $1 billion recently, but Bonilla was one of the earliest and most famous examples of a player continuing to cash in each year with money he earned decades ago. Bonilla will be paid through 2035, so we have more Bobby Bonilla Days to celebrate over the next decade!

Hey folks. The free agent frenzy always brings a mix of blockbuster deals, depth signings, and a few surprises that ripple through both NHL lineups and fantasy rosters. This year is no different, with several high-impact signings that will shape deployments, opportunity, and value heading into draft season.

In this breakdown, we're focusing on the larger contracts and the most fantasy relevant signings from around the league. Some of these players will anchor top lines and powerplays, while others are more about depth stability, physicality or goaltending security, but all of them carry implications you need to know for your drafts and roster decisions. Let's dive in.

Hey folks. With the NHL Draft now firmly in the rearview mirror, front offices around the league have shifted their attention to the final stretch before free agent frenzy. As July 1 approached, general managers were making one last push to address roster needs through the trade market before the focus turns to signing unrestricted free agents.

Some organizations are loading up for another Stanley Cup run, others are repositioning for the future, and a few are simply looking to fine tune their roster before the frenzy begins. Whether it's adding depth, reshaping the crease, or taking a chance on a young player, these late June trades could quietly have a meaningful impact on both the NHL landscape and fantasy hockey heading into next season. Let's dive in.

Today has turned out to be a big transaction day in the NBA, and I have one more set of transactions to go over with you here.

Here are some other transaction-related stories we've published so far this week: Wednesday trade and signings, more signings, Kawhi Leonard trade, LeBron James' future, early signings and other trades.

The NBA isn't slowing down, and there's enough notable moves over the past couple hours to do another transaction roundup.

Here, we will discuss some trades and free agent signings.

NBA free agency has started! Verbal agreements can be made now, and we will discuss some of the reported deals that have already been announced.

Deals cannot be finalized until Monday, July 6, but it's worth discussing deals as they roll in, so we can get to as many as possible.

We had another big NBA trade go down, so let's dive into that here!

We will discuss the trade between the Los Angeles Clippers and Toronto Raptors.

Let's go over another round of fantasy baseball waiver wire hitting options.

Here is the waiver wire hitter article from Tuesday. Also be sure to check out Wednesday's starting pitcher streaming article.

Welcome to July! America's 250th birthday is only a few days away, and the MLB season is over halfway done based on games played by each team. While there is still time for teams and players to turn things around, we have to believe what we are seeing until evidence to the contrary shows over an extended period.

Let's look at five starting pitchers in action on Wednesday who are widely available in fantasy leagues and have good matchups. Most stats are from MLB.com, as are the probable starters. The full streamer rankings are listed at the bottom.

Hey folks. With the NHL Draft officially behind us, the league has wasted little time transitioning into the next phase of the offseason. Before free agent frenzy officially opens on July 1, front offices across the league are making one last push to fine tune their rosters, whether that's by creating cap flexibility, acquiring veteran leadership, or giving players a much needed change of scenery.

Not every trade needs to be a blockbuster to make an impact. Sometimes it's the smaller moves that quietly reshape depth charts, open new opportunities, or give a player the fresh start needed to reignite a career. As teams continue positioning themselves for next season, fantasy managers should be paying close attention to these transactions, because today's supporting move can quickly become tomorrow's breakout story. Let's dive in.

Usually, I won't write about NBA players who are leaving their current teams as free agents - it's more beneficial to look at them after they have signed somewhere. I'm breaking that to discuss LeBron James, who is still one of the most polarizing figures in the leagues.

Let's discuss the latest news surrounding King James.

The NBA offseason is moving quickly, and we have several free agency moves to discuss before we get too far behind.

We will go over some notable moves, giving real-world and fantasy basketball implications of those transactions. Let's dive in!

It's been a couple days since we went over some NBA transactions, and we have a lot to catch up on, so let's dive right into some here! We'll look at trades here.

Check back later for more NBA transaction news and analysis.