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2002-03 NBA transactions · July 2002

Who left, who arrived and who was let go: every move of the season, newest first.

24 transactions

  1. Signing

    The Chicago Bulls signed Corie Blount as a free agent.

  1. Trade

    The Cleveland Cavaliers traded Andre Miller and Bryant Stith to the Los Angeles Clippers for Harold Jamison and Darius Miles.

  1. Retirement

    Terry Porter retired from the San Antonio Spurs.

  1. Signing

    The Toronto Raptors signed Nate Huffman as a free agent.

  2. Signing

    The Los Angeles Lakers signed Brian Shaw as a free agent.

  3. Signing

    The Los Angeles Lakers signed Jannero Pargo as a free agent.

  1. Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Greg Buckner as a free agent.

  2. Signing

    The Utah Jazz signed Calbert Cheaney as a free agent.

  3. Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Monty Williams as a free agent.

  1. Waived

    The Orlando Magic waived Jud Buechler.

  1. Trade

    The Boston Celtics traded Kenny Anderson, Joseph Forte and Vitaly Potapenko to the Seattle SuperSonics for Vin Baker and Shammond Williams.

  2. Signing

    The Memphis Grizzlies signed Cezary Trybański as a free agent.

  1. Signing

    The Orlando Magic signed Olumide Oyedeji as a free agent.

  1. Signing

    The Memphis Grizzlies signed Earl Watson as a free agent.

  1. Signing

    The Boston Celtics signed Bruno Šundov as a free agent.

  2. Signing

    The Phoenix Suns signed Scott Williams as a free agent.

  3. Waived

    The Los Angeles Clippers waived Obinna Ekezie.

  1. Signing

    The Washington Wizards signed Larry Hughes as a free agent.

  2. Signing

    The Denver Nuggets signed Predrag Savović as a free agent.

  3. Signing

    The Denver Nuggets signed Junior Harrington as a free agent.

  1. Signing

    The Detroit Pistons signed Chauncey Billups as a free agent.

  2. Signing

    The Orlando Magic signed Jacque Vaughn as a free agent.

  3. Signing

    The Boston Celtics signed J.R. Bremer as a free agent.

  4. Signing

    The San Antonio Spurs signed Manu Ginóbili to a multi-year contract.