Five Questions as the Dust Settles on 2024 NBA Free Agency

AP Images/Ringer illustration From dream Lauri Markkanen trades to favorite under-the-radar deals, we analyze the most notable offseason moves so far and the potential ones still on the table Much like the Boston Celtics' run to this year's title, 2024 NBA free agency has been quick, methodical, and efficient. With the NBA's new second apron rules hovering over the league, there haven't been the usual drastic twists and turns we're accustomed to. Instead, the movement has been more subtle. Paul George to Philly, Klay Thompson to Dallas, and a slew of other moves that are notable but not mind-blowing. To wrap our heads around all the action and examine how it will affect next season, The Ringer paneled four of its writers to examine the ripple effects of NBA free agency so far. Who is the biggest threat to the Celtics in the East? Danny Chau: Knicks. Matching up with Boston means having to get a little weird. With the number of versatile wing defenders on this squad, New York is now as well suited as anyone to contain the best five-out team in basketball. The Knicks have not only raised their talent quotient immeasurably with the acquisition of Mikal Bridges but have also created...