NBA free agency officially began Monday, and the first stunner came the following morning when Myles Turner, the top free agent on the board, agreed to join the Bucks on a four-year deal. That's a surprise on its own.

The Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James do not appear to be on good terms currently. Plenty of reports have come out that suggest the two sides could part ways. Some think a trade might occur. Others simply think that James will play out the final season on his contract and either leave for another team or retire next offseason.

Point guard Chris Paul is one of the most intriguing NBA free agents this cycle. While he's now 40 years old, he's a future Hall of Famer that played all 82 games last season for the San Antonio Spurs and can clearly still contribute for a contender.

After completing a one-year contract, veteran point guard Chris Paul has officially wrapped up his brief stint with the San Antonio Spurs. Paul is expected to explore new opportunities for his next campaign in the NBA.

If it seems like Chris Paul has been playing in the NBA forever, you’re not mistaken. The former Wake Forest star has been around since he was selected fourth overall in the 2005 NBA Draft by the then-New Orleans Hornets.

The dust has settled on the first wave of NBA free agency, giving us a good feel for how every team has performed so far.

Here we will look at the one move that the Chicago Bulls still must make to improve their roster during 2025 NBA free agency.