Julius Randle will not pick up his $9.1 million player option and will become a free agent in July.

Advice: No surprise here, as Randle is coming off a strong season with averages of 21.4 points on 52.4% shooting, 8.7 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 0.9 triples, 0.7 steals and 0.6 blocks per game. He was a mid-round fantasy contributor while enjoying a 27.3 usage rate, comparable to guys like LaMarcus Aldridge, Bradley Beal and Nikola Vucevic. There should be plenty of interest in him this summer and his fantasy upside hinges on his whereabouts. Rotoworld.com Today, 5:52 pm

Dejounte Murray (right ACL) is reportedly "feeling really good, feeling stronger," according to his former high school coach Mike Bethea.

Advice: Bethea was relaying Murray's sentiments from a recent conversation, so this isn't a concrete medical update, but we'll take what we can get. "He is feeling really good, feeling stronger," Bethea said. "[Murray said he's] just really excited and eager to get back and go to work." Derrick White was thrust into a huge role as a starter last season, and it will be interesting to see how Gregg Popovich manages his backcourt with Murray on pace to participate in training camp. Rotoworld.com Today, 12:01 pm

Nets F Rodions Kurucs intends to play in Summer League.

Advice: "My focus this summer is working on ... my handle, my shot, defense, rebounding, physicality for sure," he said. "Everything, basically, because I will need them next season." Nets GM Sean Marks praised Kurucs' play as a rookie but said he was "almost a baby deer out there, where he doesn’t know quite what he’s getting into." Head coach Kenny Atkinson said he's "more like a cheetah than a baby deer," but no matter the animal analogy it's clear Kurucs will be a staple of the rotation in 2019-20. Whether he has fantasy relevance depends largely on what moves the Nets make in free agency. Rotoworld.com Today, 7:40 am

According to Tony Jones of The Athletic, Derrick Favors has elicited "rumblings of interest" from the Los Angeles Lakers.

Advice: Favors has long expressed his desire to remain with the Jazz, but the pending free agent could have to move on if Utah looks in another direction and does not pick up his option. Favors' option for the 2019-20 season is worth $16.9 million. As for the Lakers, they're in a position where they need to fill out the roster after acquiring Anthony Davis from the Pelicans. Favors would be an attractive option given his proficiency in the pick-and-roll game, either rolling all the way to the basket or popping out for mid-range jumpers. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 8:25 pm

According to Adam Himmelsbach of the Boston Globe, Al Horford has yet to decide whether or not he will opt out of the final year of his contract.

Advice: Horford has a player option for the 2019-20 season that's worth $30.1 million, with the deadline for him to either pick it up or decline set for June 18. Should Horford opt in the Celtics would have less flexibility cap-wise, and they'll have significant moves to make this summer with Kyrie Irving expected to opt out (and move on from Boston). Horford declining his option would make him an unrestricted free agent, but under that scenario he and the Celtics could agree to a deal that would give the team more flexibility by distributing the center's money over a longer period of time. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 5:26 pm

According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, the Lakers have agreed to trade Brandon Ingram along with Lonzo Ball, Josh Hart and three first-round picks to the Pelicans for Anthony Davis.

Advice: Ingram underwent thoracic outlet decompression surgery back in March, but is expected to fully recover in 3-4 months. Assuming he's healthy by training camp, and the blood clot issues don't pop up again, Ingram should be able to continue improving and posting solid numbers in New Orleans. He was playing very well before being shut down last season. In his final six games, Ingram averaged 27.8 points (on 57.0 percent shooting), 7.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists per contest. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 3:55 pm

The Lakers have agreed to a deal that will send Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram, Josh Hart and three future first-round picks to New Orleans in exchange for Anthony Davis.

Advice: The Lakers were going to have to part with some members of their young core in order to get a deal done, and in the end they did so without having to give up Kyle Kuzma. Ball was limited to 47 games last season due to injury, posting averages of 9.9 points, 5.4 assists, 5.3 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.6 three-pointers per game with shooting splits of 40.6/32.9/41.7. In the past New Orleans has played Jrue Holiday alongside another point guard, and a similar partnership could be used here given Ball's struggles as a perimeter shooter. At the very least Ball can have an impact as a passer and defender, provided he stay healthy. The trade will become official on July 6. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 3:52 pm

Warriors GM Bob Myers said that the franchise's view on both Kevin Durant (Achilles) and Klay Thompson (knee) remains unchanged despite the injuries suffered by both.

Advice: Both Myers and coach Steve Kerr have stated since the end of the NBA Finals that they hope to re-sign both players, despite Durant (who has a player option worth $31.5 million) suffering a ruptured right Achilles tendon in Game 5 and Thompson suffering a torn left ACL in Game 6. "All I'll say is that those guys are highly important to us," Myers said according to ESPN's Nick Friedell, "and deserving of being rewarded in the right manner. ... It's hard to find high-quality people, and both of them are that. And so you just -- try to keep those guys within these walls the best you can." Both players are expected to miss much -- if not all -- of the 2019-20 season, so they won't provide much in the way of fantasy value. Where Durant and Thompson could have an impact is Golden State's salary cap situation, as the team will be well into the luxury tax if both players are re-signed. And that will also impact how Myers and the front office goes about filling out the roster Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 12:15 pm

Klay Thompson's father, Mychal, said there's "no question" Klay will re-sign with the Warriors.

Advice: Mychal Thompson is known to be outspoken and clearly feels Klay is head back to The Bay. Despite the fact that Klay may miss most of next season with a torn ACL, Golden State is expected to still offer him a full five-year maximum deal. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 8:22 am

Patrick Beverley said that he would welcome the opportunity to sign with the Bulls this offseason.

Advice: The Bulls are in need of point guard help, as Kris Dunn has failed to live up to expectations in the Windy City. It's possible they draft a PG as well, but they might still be in the market for depth. Beverley said that "he’s open to anything," but a chance to play with his hometown Bulls would be an amazing opportunity. "I am Chicago. I’m from Chicago. I bleed Chicago," Beverley said. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 7:20 am