This decision creates massive questions for Philly, Cleveland, Miami and the legend who once again just rocked the NBA.
Veteran LB D'Qwell Jackson, who led the Colts in tackles in two of his three seasons with Indianapolis, has been released by the team.
With four-time scoring champ Kevin Durant in the mix, Golden State's incumbent stars are in for reduced roles. But which Warrior is equipped to handle the biggest sacrifice?
The NBA lowered its projected salary cap by $5 million -- to $102 million -- for the 2017-18 season, which could create problems for the Warriors and other teams.
Dwyane Wade's representatives are asking for a two-year, $50 million deal, sources say, leaving the cap-strapped Heat short.
The reigning NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers owe a league-high $54 million in luxury taxes for spending above the salary-cap threshold for the 2015-16 season, according to sources.
