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June 1989[-]

Jun 30, 1989

The Los Angeles Lakers tendered a Qualifying Offer to make A.C. Green a Restricted FA.
The Atlanta Hawks tendered a Qualifying Offer to make Jon Koncak a Restricted FA.
The Dallas Mavericks tendered a Qualifying Offer to make Sam Perkins a Restricted FA.
The Portland Trail Blazers tendered a Qualifying Offer to make Terry Porter a Restricted FA.
The Boston Celtics tendered a Qualifying Offer to make Brian Shaw a Restricted FA.
The Golden State Warriors renounced their Draft Rights to make Darryl Johnson an Unrestricted FA.
The Portland Trail Blazers renounced their Draft Rights to make Anthony Mason an Unrestricted FA.

Jun 27, 1989 - The 1989 NBA Draft took place in New York.

Dave Corzine was acquired by the Orlando Magic from the Chicago Bulls in a trade.
Stuart Gray was acquired by the Charlotte Hornets (1988) from the Indiana Pacers in a trade.
Micheal Williams was acquired by the Phoenix Suns from the Detroit Pistons in a trade.
The Phoenix Suns acquired the Draft Rights to Kenny Battle from the Detroit Pistons in a trade.
The Detroit Pistons acquired the Draft Rights to Anthony Cook from the Portland Trail Blazers in a trade.
The Indiana Pacers acquired the Draft Rights to Dyron Nix from the Charlotte Hornets (1988) in a trade.
The Sacramento Kings selected Pervis Ellison in Round 1 with Pick 1 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Los Angeles Clippers selected Danny Ferry in Round 1 with Pick 2 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The San Antonio Spurs selected Sean Elliott in Round 1 with Pick 3 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Miami Heat selected Glen Rice in Round 1 with Pick 4 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) selected J.R. Reid in Round 1 with Pick 5 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Chicago Bulls selected Stacey King in Round 1 with Pick 6 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Indiana Pacers selected George McCloud in Round 1 with Pick 7 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Dallas Mavericks selected Randy White in Round 1 with Pick 8 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Washington Bullets selected Tom Hammonds in Round 1 with Pick 9 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Minnesota Timberwolves selected Pooh Richardson in Round 1 with Pick 10 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Orlando Magic selected Nick Anderson in Round 1 with Pick 11 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The New Jersey Nets selected Mookie Blaylock in Round 1 with Pick 12 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Boston Celtics selected Michael Smith in Round 1 with Pick 13 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Golden State Warriors selected Tim Hardaway in Round 1 with Pick 14 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Denver Nuggets selected Todd Lichti in Round 1 with Pick 15 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Seattle SuperSonics selected Dana Barros in Round 1 with Pick 16 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Seattle SuperSonics selected Shawn Kemp in Round 1 with Pick 17 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Chicago Bulls selected B.J. Armstrong in Round 1 with Pick 18 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Philadelphia Sixers selected Kenny Payne in Round 1 with Pick 19 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Chicago Bulls selected Jeff Sanders in Round 1 with Pick 20 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Utah Jazz selected Blue Edwards in Round 1 with Pick 21 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Portland Trail Blazers selected Byron Irvin in Round 1 with Pick 22 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Atlanta Hawks selected Roy Marble in Round 1 with Pick 23 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Phoenix Suns selected Anthony Cook in Round 1 with Pick 24 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Cleveland Cavaliers selected John Morton in Round 1 with Pick 25 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Los Angeles Lakers selected Vlade Divac in Round 1 with Pick 26 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Detroit Pistons selected Kenny Battle in Round 1 with Pick 27 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Miami Heat selected Sherman Douglas in Round 2 with Pick 1 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) selected Dyron Nix in Round 2 with Pick 2 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Milwaukee Bucks selected Frank Kornet in Round 2 with Pick 3 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Los Angeles Clippers selected Jeff Martin in Round 2 with Pick 4 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The New Jersey Nets selected Stanley Brundy in Round 2 with Pick 5 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Los Angeles Clippers selected Jay Edwards in Round 2 with Pick 6 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Minnesota Timberwolves selected Gary Leonard in Round 2 with Pick 7 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Dallas Mavericks selected Pat Durham in Round 2 with Pick 8 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Portland Trail Blazers selected Cliff Robinson in Round 2 with Pick 9 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Orlando Magic selected Michael Ansley in Round 2 with Pick 10 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Minnesota Timberwolves selected Doug West in Round 2 with Pick 11 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Washington Bullets selected Ed Horton in Round 2 with Pick 12 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Boston Celtics selected Dino Radja in Round 2 with Pick 13 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Washington Bullets selected Doug Roth in Round 2 with Pick 14 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Denver Nuggets selected Michael Cutright in Round 2 with Pick 15 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Cleveland Cavaliers selected Chucky Brown in Round 2 with Pick 16 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Philadelphia Sixers selected Reggie Cross in Round 2 with Pick 17 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Miami Heat selected Scott Haffner in Round 2 with Pick 18 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Phoenix Suns selected Ricky Blanton in Round 2 with Pick 19 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Denver Nuggets selected Reggie Turner in Round 2 with Pick 20 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Utah Jazz selected Junie Lewis in Round 2 with Pick 21 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Atlanta Hawks selected Haywoode Workman in Round 2 with Pick 22 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The New York Knicks selected Brian Quinnett in Round 2 with Pick 23 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Phoenix Suns selected Mike Morrison in Round 2 with Pick 24 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Phoenix Suns selected Greg Grant in Round 2 with Pick 25 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Dallas Mavericks selected Jeff Hodge in Round 2 with Pick 26 in the 1989 NBA Draft.
The Philadelphia Sixers selected Toney Mack in Round 2 with Pick 27 in the 1989 NBA Draft.

Jun 15, 1989

The Minnesota Timberwolves acquired the Draft Rights to Gunther Behnke from the Cleveland Cavaliers in a trade.
Mark Acres was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Boston Celtics.
Terry Catledge was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Washington Bullets.
Tyrone Corbin was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Phoenix Suns.
Mark Davis was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Milwaukee Bucks.
Jim Farmer was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Utah Jazz.
Sidney Green was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the New York Knicks.
Frank Johnson was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Houston Rockets.
Steve Johnson was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Portland Trail Blazers.
Shelton Jones was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Philadelphia Sixers.
Keith Lee was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the New Jersey Nets.
Brad Lohaus was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Sacramento Kings.
Rick Mahorn was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Detroit Pistons.
Maurice Martin was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Denver Nuggets.
Jerry Reynolds was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Seattle SuperSonics.
David Rivers was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Los Angeles Lakers.
Scott Roth was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the San Antonio Spurs.
Scott Skiles was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Indiana Pacers.
Otis Smith was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Golden State Warriors.
Reggie Theus was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Atlanta Hawks.
Sam Vincent was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Chicago Bulls.
Eric White was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Expansion Draft from the Los Angeles Clippers.
Morlon Wiley was selected by the Orlando Magic in the Expansion Draft from the Dallas Mavericks.

May 1989[-]

April 1989[-]

March 1989[-]

February 1989[-]

Feb 23, 1989 - The 1988-1989 Trade Deadline.

The Detroit Pistons placed the contract of Darryl Dawkins on waivers.
Danny Ainge was acquired by the Sacramento Kings from the Boston Celtics in a trade.
Joe Kleine was acquired by the Boston Celtics from the Sacramento Kings in a trade.
Brad Lohaus was acquired by the Sacramento Kings from the Boston Celtics in a trade.
Ed Pinckney was acquired by the Boston Celtics from the Sacramento Kings in a trade.
Kiki Vandeweghe was acquired by the New York Knicks from the Portland Trail Blazers in a trade.
John Long signed a contract with the Detroit Pistons.
Eric White signed a contract with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Greg Ballard, previously with the Seattle SuperSonics, became a free agent.
Eric White, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.

January 1989[-]

Jan 26, 1989

Darwin Cook was acquired by the Denver Nuggets from the San Antonio Spurs in a trade.
David Greenwood was acquired by the Denver Nuggets from the San Antonio Spurs in a trade.
Calvin Natt was acquired by the San Antonio Spurs from the Denver Nuggets in a trade.
Jay Vincent was acquired by the San Antonio Spurs from the Denver Nuggets in a trade.
Michael Anderson signed a contract with the San Antonio Spurs.
Mark Davis signed a contract with the Milwaukee Bucks.
T.R. Dunn signed a contract with the Phoenix Suns.

Jan 14, 1989

The Phoenix Suns terminated the 10 day contract for Mark Davis.
Jim Farmer signed a multi-year contract with the Utah Jazz.
Shelton Jones signed a contract with the Philadelphia Sixers.
Craig Neal signed a contract with the Miami Heat.
Scott Roth signed a multi-year contract with the San Antonio Spurs.
Mark Davis, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Jim Farmer, previously with the Utah Jazz, became a free agent.
Shelton Jones, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Scott Roth, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.

December 1988[-]

Dec 27, 1988

The New Jersey Nets placed the contract of Ron Cavenall on waivers.
The Phoenix Suns placed the contract of Winston Crite on waivers.
The Denver Nuggets placed the contract of Wayne Englestad on waivers.
The Denver Nuggets placed the contract of Eddie Hughes on waivers.
The Cleveland Cavaliers placed the contract of Gary Voce on waivers.
Chris Washburn, previously with the Atlanta Hawks, became a free agent.
Clinton Wheeler, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.

November 1988[-]

Nov 3, 1988

The Dallas Mavericks placed the contract of Jim Farmer on waivers.
The Miami Heat placed the contract of Conner Henry on waivers.
The Denver Nuggets placed the contract of Todd Mitchell on waivers.
The Houston Rockets placed the contract of Lorenzo Romar on waivers.
The Denver Nuggets placed the contract of Clinton Wheeler on waivers.
The Los Angeles Clippers made a successful waiver claim for the contract of Dave Popson.
Rory Sparrow signed a multi-year contract with the Miami Heat.
The Miami Heat renounced their Draft Rights to make Orlando Graham an Unrestricted FA.
The Miami Heat renounced their free-agent exception rights to Andre Turner.
Anthony Bowie, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Jim Grandholm, previously with the Houston Rockets, became a free agent.
Derrick Hamilton, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Bob McCann, previously with the Dallas Mavericks, became a free agent.
Larry Spriggs, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Bryan Warrick, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.

Nov 2, 1988

The Golden State Warriors placed the contract of Steve Harris on waivers.
The Atlanta Hawks placed the contract of Anthony Taylor on waivers.
The San Antonio Spurs placed the contract of Phil Zevenbergen on waivers.
Tony Brown was acquired by the Houston Rockets from the New Jersey Nets in a trade.
Joe Barry Carroll was acquired by the New Jersey Nets from the Houston Rockets in a trade.
Lester Conner was acquired by the New Jersey Nets from the Houston Rockets in a trade.
Frank Johnson was acquired by the Houston Rockets from the New Jersey Nets in a trade.
Tim McCormick was acquired by the Houston Rockets from the New Jersey Nets in a trade.
Lorenzo Romar was acquired by the Houston Rockets from the New Jersey Nets in a trade.
Mike Smrek was acquired by the San Antonio Spurs from the Los Angeles Lakers in a trade.
Nate McMillan signed a veteran extension with the Seattle SuperSonics.
Danny Young signed a multi-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Michael Anderson, previously with the Indiana Pacers, became a free agent.
Ron Cavenall, previously with the Houston Rockets, became a free agent.
John Fox, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.
Corey Gaines, previously with the Seattle SuperSonics, became a free agent.
Steve Hayes, previously with the Houston Rockets, became a free agent.
Rodney Johns, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Cedric Maxwell, previously with the Washington Bullets, became a free agent.
Herman Montenegro, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Jeff Moore, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Gerald Paddio, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
Ennis Whatley, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.

Nov 1, 1988

The New Jersey Nets placed the contract of Anthony Bowie on waivers.
The Houston Rockets placed the contract of Jim Grandholm on waivers.
The New Jersey Nets placed the contract of Derrick Hamilton on waivers.
The Dallas Mavericks placed the contract of Bob McCann on waivers.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) placed the contract of Larry Spriggs on waivers.
The Golden State Warriors placed the contract of Bryan Warrick on waivers.
The Detroit Pistons placed the contract of Dave Popson on waivers.
Terry Tyler signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks.
Danny Young, previously with the Seattle SuperSonics, became a free agent.

October 1988[-]

Oct 31, 1988

The Indiana Pacers placed the contract of Michael Anderson on waivers.
The Houston Rockets placed the contract of Ron Cavenall on waivers.
The Golden State Warriors placed the contract of John Fox on waivers.
The Seattle SuperSonics placed the contract of Corey Gaines on waivers.
The Houston Rockets placed the contract of Steve Hayes on waivers.
The Phoenix Suns placed the contract of Rodney Johns on waivers.
The Washington Bullets placed the contract of Cedric Maxwell on waivers.
The Philadelphia Sixers placed the contract of Herman Montenegro on waivers.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) placed the contract of Jeff Moore on waivers.
The Boston Celtics placed the contract of Gerald Paddio on waivers.
The Boston Celtics placed the contract of Ennis Whatley on waivers.
Mike McGee was acquired by the New Jersey Nets from the Sacramento Kings in a trade.
John Stroeder, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.

Oct 26, 1988

The Philadelphia Sixers placed the contract of Joe Ward on waivers.
The Seattle SuperSonics placed the contract of Rickie Winslow on waivers.
The Chicago Bulls placed the contract of John Fox on waivers.
Chuck Nevitt signed a contract with the Houston Rockets.
Charles Bradley, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.
Nate Johnston, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.
Pace Mannion, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Chuck Nevitt, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Dexter Shouse, previously with the Atlanta Hawks, became a free agent.
Milt Wagner, previously with the Los Angeles Lakers, became a free agent.

Oct 24, 1988

The Miami Heat placed the contract of Charles Bradley on waivers.
The Miami Heat placed the contract of Nate Johnston on waivers.
The San Antonio Spurs placed the contract of Pace Mannion on waivers.
The San Antonio Spurs placed the contract of Chuck Nevitt on waivers.
The Atlanta Hawks placed the contract of Dexter Shouse on waivers.
The Los Angeles Lakers placed the contract of Milt Wagner on waivers.
Jerome Henderson, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Jim Les, previously with the Milwaukee Bucks, became a free agent.
Kevin McKenna, previously with the Chicago Bulls, became a free agent.

Oct 21, 1988

The Utah Jazz placed the contract of Ricky Grace on waivers.
The Utah Jazz placed the contract of Eddie Hughes on waivers.
The Utah Jazz placed the contract of Jeff Moe on waivers.
The Utah Jazz placed the contract of Ron Rowan on waivers.
The San Antonio Spurs made a successful waiver claim for the contract of Keith Smart.
The New York Knicks renounced their free-agent exception rights to Ken Bannister.
Randy Allen, previously with the Sacramento Kings, became a free agent.
Jerry Johnson, previously with the Dallas Mavericks, became a free agent.
Tony White, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.

Oct 11, 1988

The Indiana Pacers placed the contract of Herbert Crook on waivers.
Otis Thorpe was acquired by the Houston Rockets from the Sacramento Kings in a sign-and-trade.
Otis Thorpe signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings as part of an eventual sign and trade to Houston Rockets.
Rodney McCray was acquired by the Sacramento Kings from the Houston Rockets in a trade.
Jim Petersen was acquired by the Sacramento Kings from the Houston Rockets in a trade.
Rex Chapman signed a multi-year contract with the Charlotte Hornets (1988).
Dale Ellis signed a multi-year contract with the Seattle SuperSonics.

Oct 7, 1988

Cedric Maxwell was acquired by the Washington Bullets from the Houston Rockets in a trade.
Dudley Bradley signed a contract with the Atlanta Hawks.
Charles Davis signed a multi-year contract with the Chicago Bulls.
John Fox signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Ricky Grace signed a contract with the Utah Jazz.
Harvey Grant signed a multi-year contract with the Washington Bullets.
Jack Haley signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Rod Higgins signed a multi-year contract with the Golden State Warriors.
Jay Humphries signed a multi-year contract with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Anthony Jones signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Mike Lang signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Derrick Lewis signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Kevin McKenna signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Jeff Moe signed a contract with the Utah Jazz.
Johnny Newman signed a multi-year contract with the New York Knicks.
Ron Rowan signed a contract with the Utah Jazz.
Ralph Tally signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Ray Tolbert signed a contract with the Atlanta Hawks.
Jamie Waller signed a contract with the Chicago Bulls.
Bryan Warrick signed a contract with the Golden State Warriors.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) renounced their free-agent exception rights to Sedric Toney.

Oct 6, 1988

The Sacramento Kings placed the contract of Terry Tyler on waivers.
Jim Grandholm was acquired by the Houston Rockets from the Washington Bullets in a trade.
Adrian Branch signed a multi-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Randy Breuer signed a multi-year contract with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Tony Campbell signed a contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Wayne Englestad signed a contract with the Denver Nuggets.
Duane Ferrell signed a multi-year contract with the Atlanta Hawks.
Ben Gillery signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings.
Jeff Grayer signed a multi-year contract with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Ricky Pierce signed a veteran extension with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Alvin Robertson signed a multi-year contract with the San Antonio Spurs.
Brian Rowsom signed a contract with the Charlotte Hornets (1988).
Dexter Shouse signed a contract with the Atlanta Hawks.
Elston Turner signed a contract with the Denver Nuggets.
Spud Webb signed a veteran extension with the Atlanta Hawks.

Oct 5, 1988

Randy Allen signed a contract with the Sacramento Kings.
Jim Grandholm signed a contract with the Washington Bullets.
Jeff Lamp signed a contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Bob McCann signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks.
Richard Morton signed a contract with the Indiana Pacers.
Rik Smits signed a multi-year contract with the Indiana Pacers.
Everette Stephens signed a multi-year contract with the Indiana Pacers.
John Stroeder signed a contract with the Golden State Warriors.
Clinton Wheeler signed a contract with the Denver Nuggets.
The Boston Celtics renounced their free-agent exception rights to Dirk Minniefield.

September 1988[-]

Sep 1, 1988

Michael Anderson signed a contract with the Indiana Pacers.
Richard Anderson signed a multi-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Greg Butler signed a contract with the New York Knicks.
Ron Cavenall signed a contract with the Houston Rockets.
Jeff Cook signed a contract with the New York Knicks.
Herbert Crook signed a contract with the Indiana Pacers.
Fennis Dembo signed a multi-year contract with the Detroit Pistons.
Chris Dudley signed a multi-year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
James Edwards signed a multi-year contract with the Detroit Pistons.
Tom Garrick signed a contract with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Kenny Gattison signed a contract with the Phoenix Suns.
Derrick Hamilton signed a contract with the New Jersey Nets.
Bobby Hansen signed a multi-year contract with the Utah Jazz.
Steve Hayes signed a contract with the Houston Rockets.
Jerome Henderson signed a contract with the Charlotte Hornets (1988).
Marc Iavaroni signed a contract with the Utah Jazz.
Jerry Johnson signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks.
Nate Johnston signed a contract with the Miami Heat.
Karl Malone signed a veteran extension with the Utah Jazz.
Archie Marshall signed a contract with the San Antonio Spurs.
Vernon Maxwell signed a multi-year contract with the San Antonio Spurs.
Todd Mitchell signed a contract with the Denver Nuggets.
Craig Neal signed a contract with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Jose Rafael Ortiz-Rijos signed a multi-year contract with the Utah Jazz.
Mark Price signed a multi-year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Charles Shackleford signed a multi-year contract with the New Jersey Nets.
Larry Spriggs signed a contract with the Charlotte Hornets (1988).
Anthony Taylor signed a contract with the Atlanta Hawks.
Sedale Threatt signed a veteran extension with the Seattle SuperSonics.
Tom Tolbert signed a multi-year contract with the Charlotte Hornets (1988).
Morlon Wiley signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks.
Micheal Williams signed a multi-year contract with the Detroit Pistons.

August 1988[-]

Aug 1, 1988

Mark Acres signed a multi-year contract with the Boston Celtics.
Willie Anderson signed a multi-year contract with the San Antonio Spurs.
Charles Barkley signed a multi-year contract with the Philadelphia Sixers.
John Battle signed a multi-year contract with the Atlanta Hawks.
Ricky Berry signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings.
Dallas Comegys signed a contract with the New Jersey Nets.
Ledell Eackles signed a multi-year contract with the Washington Bullets.
Craig Ehlo signed a multi-year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Rolando Ferreira signed a multi-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Tito Horford signed a multi-year contract with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Reggie Lewis signed a multi-year contract with the Boston Celtics.
Dan Majerle signed a multi-year contract with the Phoenix Suns.
Danny Manning signed a multi-year contract with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Hakeem Olajuwon signed a veteran extension with the Houston Rockets.
Bob Thornton signed a multi-year contract with the Philadelphia Sixers.
Sam Vincent signed a multi-year contract with the Chicago Bulls.
The Miami Heat renounced their free-agent exception rights to Kevin Williams.

July 1988[-]

Jul 1, 1988

The Phoenix Suns renounced their free-agent exception rights to James Bailey.
The Golden State Warriors renounced their free-agent exception rights to Greg Ballard.
The New Jersey Nets renounced their free-agent exception rights to Dudley Bradley.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) renounced their free-agent exception rights to Michael Brooks.
The New Jersey Nets renounced their free-agent exception rights to Bobby Cattage.
The New York Knicks renounced their free-agent exception rights to Ron Cavenall.
The Los Angeles Clippers renounced their free-agent exception rights to Jeff Cross.
The New Jersey Nets renounced their free-agent exception rights to Chris Engler.
The Boston Celtics renounced their free-agent exception rights to Artis Gilmore.
The Los Angeles Clippers renounced their free-agent exception rights to Claude Gregory.
The Portland Trail Blazers renounced their free-agent exception rights to Charles Alexander Jones.
The Los Angeles Clippers renounced their free-agent exception rights to Tim Kempton.
The Miami Heat renounced their free-agent exception rights to Arvid Kramer.
The New Jersey Nets renounced their free-agent exception rights to Mike O'Koren.
The New York Knicks renounced their free-agent exception rights to Louis Orr.
The New Jersey Nets renounced their free-agent exception rights to Kelvin Ransey.
The Boston Celtics renounced their free-agent exception rights to Bill Walton.
The Charlotte Hornets (1988) renounced their free-agent exception rights to Clinton Wheeler.
The Los Angeles Clippers renounced their free-agent exception rights to Rory White.
The New Jersey Nets renounced their free-agent exception rights to Ray Williams.
Mark Acres, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
Alvan Adams, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Richard Anderson, previously with the Portland Trail Blazers, became a free agent.
John Bagley, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
James Bailey, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Charles Barkley, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
John Battle, previously with the Atlanta Hawks, became a free agent.
Dudley Bradley, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Randy Breuer, previously with the Milwaukee Bucks, became a free agent.
Frank Brickowski, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Michael Brooks, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Steve Burtt, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.
Tony Campbell, previously with the Los Angeles Lakers, became a free agent.
Tom Chambers, previously with the Seattle SuperSonics, became a free agent.
Steve Colter, previously with the Washington Bullets, became a free agent.
Dallas Comegys, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Jeff Cook, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Tyrone Corbin, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Pat Cummings, previously with the New York Knicks, became a free agent.
Earl Cureton, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.
Walter Davis, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Larry Drew, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.
Kevin Duckworth, previously with the Portland Trail Blazers, became a free agent.
Chris Dudley, previously with the Cleveland Cavaliers, became a free agent.
T.R. Dunn, previously with the Denver Nuggets, became a free agent.
James Edwards, previously with the Detroit Pistons, became a free agent.
Craig Ehlo, previously with the Cleveland Cavaliers, became a free agent.
Dale Ellis, previously with the Seattle SuperSonics, became a free agent.
Chris Engler, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Mike Evans, previously with the Denver Nuggets, became a free agent.
Artis Gilmore, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
Stuart Gray, previously with the Indiana Pacers, became a free agent.
Claude Gregory, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.
Petur Gudmundsson, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Bobby Hansen, previously with the Utah Jazz, became a free agent.
Dave Henderson, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Gerald Henderson, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Kevin Henderson, previously with the Cleveland Cavaliers, became a free agent.
Conner Henry, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.
Rod Higgins, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.
Mike Holton, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Jeff Hornacek, previously with the Phoenix Suns, became a free agent.
Jay Humphries, previously with the Milwaukee Bucks, became a free agent.
Marc Iavaroni, previously with the Utah Jazz, became a free agent.
Clemon Johnson, previously with the Seattle SuperSonics, became a free agent.
Frank Johnson, previously with the Washington Bullets, became a free agent.
Marques Johnson, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.
Charles Alexander Jones, previously with the Portland Trail Blazers, became a free agent.
Michael Jordan, previously with the Chicago Bulls, became a free agent.
Jeff Lamp, previously with the Los Angeles Lakers, became a free agent.
Ralph Lewis, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Reggie Lewis, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
Brad Lohaus, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
John Lucas, previously with the Milwaukee Bucks, became a free agent.
Maurice Lucas, previously with the Portland Trail Blazers, became a free agent.
Moses Malone, previously with the Washington Bullets, became a free agent.
Kevin McKenna, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Mark McNamara, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Dirk Minniefield, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
Mike Mitchell, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Jay Murphy, previously with the Washington Bullets, became a free agent.
Ed Nealy, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Chuck Nevitt, previously with the Detroit Pistons, became a free agent.
Johnny Newman, previously with the New York Knicks, became a free agent.
Mike O'Koren, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Louis Orr, previously with the New York Knicks, became a free agent.
Mark Price, previously with the Cleveland Cavaliers, became a free agent.
Kurt Rambis, previously with the Los Angeles Lakers, became a free agent.
Richard Rellford, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Alvin Robertson, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Johnny Rogers, previously with the Cleveland Cavaliers, became a free agent.
Tree Rollins, previously with the Atlanta Hawks, became a free agent.
Walker Russell, Sr., previously with the Detroit Pistons, became a free agent.
Danny Schayes, previously with the Denver Nuggets, became a free agent.
Byron Scott, previously with the Los Angeles Lakers, became a free agent.
Otis Smith, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.
Rory Sparrow, previously with the Chicago Bulls, became a free agent.
John Stroeder, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.
Bob Thornton, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Otis Thorpe, previously with the Sacramento Kings, became a free agent.
Sedric Toney, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Andre Turner, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.
Elston Turner, previously with the Chicago Bulls, became a free agent.
Sam Vincent, previously with the Chicago Bulls, became a free agent.
Danny Vranes, previously with the Philadelphia Sixers, became a free agent.
Mark Wade, previously with the Golden State Warriors, became a free agent.
Milt Wagner, previously with the Los Angeles Lakers, became a free agent.
Granville Waiters, previously with the Chicago Bulls, became a free agent.
Bill Walton, previously with the Boston Celtics, became a free agent.
Duane Washington, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.
Clinton Wheeler, previously with the Charlotte Hornets (1988), became a free agent.
Kevin Williams, previously with the Miami Heat, became a free agent.
Ricky Wilson, previously with the San Antonio Spurs, became a free agent.
Leon Wood, previously with the Atlanta Hawks, became a free agent.
Mike Woodson, previously with the Los Angeles Clippers, became a free agent.
Orlando Woolridge, previously with the New Jersey Nets, became a free agent.