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Less than 24 hours after meeting with highly coveted free agent LaMarcus Aldridge, the Los Angeles Lakers are "stunned" to hear that Aldridge was less than impressed by their presentation, a source told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne.

• Sources: Not enough basketball in Lakers' pitch to Aldridge

• More Lakers: Los Angeles also to meet with Jordan, Monroe

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Brian Windhorst discusses the news that Kevin Love isn't going anywhere, citing "unfinished business" in Cleveland.

• Love agrees to 5-year deal to stay with Cavs

More Cavaliers:

• Shumpert agrees to return to Cavs, sources say

• Sources: Cavs nearing deal with Thompson

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Tim MacMahon discusses what impact center Tyson Chandler will have on younger players on the Phoenix Suns' roster after the big man agreed to a four-year, $52M deal.

• More Suns: Phoenix locks down Knight for five years, $70M

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Hours after reports that they had reached an impasse in negotiations, the Warriors and Draymond Green agreed on a deal that will keep Green in Oakland for at least the next five years. Sources tell ESPN.com's Jeff Goodman the deal is worth $85 million. ESPN Insider Kevin Pelton calls the deal a win for the Warriors, who will have Green and Klay Thompson signed to sub-max amounts on their new contracts.

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But the Hawks re-signed Paul Millsap, who turned down a four-year, $80 million deal from the Magic to return to Atlanta for three years and $59 million, according to sources.

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Paul Pierce will join his hometown Clippers and reunite with former coach Doc Rivers after agreeing to a three-year, $10.6 million deal, sources told ESPN.com's Ramona Shelburne and Marc Stein. ESPN Insider Kevin Pelton calls the deal one of the best bargains of Day 1, projecting Pierce's value at more than $30 million over the next three years.

• Taxpayer minimum enough to lure Pierce to Clippers

nt style="font-size:12px;">Marc Stein discusses the Portland Trail Blazers' offseason moves, which include locking down Damian Lillard with a five-year deal.

• More Blazers: Al-Farouq Aminu chooses Portland for four years, $30M

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Chris Broussard reacts to the news that Jimmy Butler has agreed to a five-year, $90 million deal to remain with the Bulls.

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The Kings have entered the Wesley Matthews sweepstakes, and made a trade to help them clear cap space, sources told ESPN.com's Marc Stein. Sacramento, under new vice president of basketball and franchise operations Vlade Divac, is also pursuing Rajon Rondo and Monta Ellis. It's a stretch that the Kings would have the room to sign two of the three, but they got a bit closer by dealing Carl Landry, Jason Thompson and Nik Stauskas to the 76ers on Wednesday.

• Sources: Kings to meet with Matthews on Thursday