Superstar free agents Durant and Clay's decisions could now be affected by injuries, while Kelly Leonard will weigh past seasons and future possibilities.
When the free agent meeting began this summer, the Lakers, Clippers, Knicks, Nets and Warriors seemed to have the most news.
Here are the main messages from the federation:
The Knicks will still sign Kevin Durant, even if no other star player wants to come.
The Lakers expressed "great interest" in Russell's return and met with an All-Star point guard.
Ines Kanter is expected to gain interest from the Trail Blazers, Lakers and Celtics.
If the Warriors are renewed with a top contract of $190 million over 5 years, then the Warriors and Clay will reach an agreement this week at the start of the Los Angeles free agent market.
Durant and his business associate, Rich Kleiman, didn't give the Knicks, Nets and Warriors the teams that get the most attention — any signals.
The Knicks are seen as potential suitors for Celtics free agent Rozier.
The Clippers, Mavericks, Grizzlies and Pelicans are expected to show interest in Tobias Harris.
The Rockets are considering including Capela, Gordon and Tucker in a trade plan to clear up salary space for Butler.
The Bulls are expected to show interest in free agent forward Julius Randle.
Before meeting with other free agents in Los Angeles, the Knicks hope to meet with Kevin and Durant when free agents start.
Kevin Durant declined his player option with the Warriors and will enter the free agent market.
The Raptors still believe they can keep Leonard.
The Lakers are the most likely place for Carmelo Anthony to land.
The Rockets could target Danny Green, Rooney or Brooke López in the free agent market.
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