The 2019 NBA free agency period got off to a blistering start on Sunday, with the news of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant signing with the Brooklyn Nets dropping before the 6pm eastern time official beginning.

As expected, Kemba Walker is going to be a Celtic, and Terry Rozier will head to the Queen City as Walker's replacement. D'Angelo Russell and Jimmy Butler, two all-stars, are also on the move in sign and trade deals. Al Horford, a defensive anchor for the Boston Celtics, is on his way to the Philadelphia 76ers. Those are just a few of the big names that have moved since the start of free agency less than 48 hours ago.

The biggest domino, Kawhi Leonard, has yet to fall. There has been rampant speculation about where Leonard will sign, with conflicting reports and sources indicating different things. Reportedly, the Raptors will get the last meeting with Leonard in an effort to get him to stay in Toronto. Either way, Leonard's decision will have a massive impact on the league, as he basically has everyone on their toes at the moment. If he stays in Toronto, he puts them in position to repeat. If he heads to the Los Angeles Clippers, he makes them an instant legitimate contender, and if he goes to the Lakers, he is the last piece that forms the NBA's next super power.

**UPDATE 07/06/19: KAWHI LEONARD SIGNS WITH LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS FOR 3 YEARS, $101 MILLION WITH PLAYER OPTION FOR 3RD YEAR**

Although there has been no movement on the Leonard front, this has been one of the most active beginnings ever to an NBA free agent period. Here is an update of all of the moves by team:

Atlanta Hawks

Acquire Chandler Parsons from Memphis in exchange for Solomon Hill and Miles Plumlee. Jabari Parker (2 years, $13 million). Acquire Damian Jones from Golden State Warriors, along with 2nd round draft pick, for Omari Spellman)

Boston Celtics

Kemba Walker (4 years, $141 million), Enes Kanter (2 years, $10 million), Daniel Theis (2 years, $10 million re-sign), Vincent Poirier (2 years), Brad Wanamaker (1 year re-sign)

Brooklyn Nets

Kyrie Irving (4 years, $141 million), Kevin Durant (4 years, $164 million), Deandre Jordan (4 years, $40 million), Garrett Temple (2 years, $10 million), Wilson Chandler (1 year), Henry Ellenson (2 way contract)

Charlotte Hornets

Terry Rozier (3 years, $58 million)

Chicago Bulls

Thaddeus Young (3 years, $41 million), Tomas Satoransky (3 years, $30 million), Ryan Arcidiacono (3 years, $9 million re-sign), Luke Kornet (2 years)

Dallas Mavericks

Kristaps Porzingis (5 years, $158 million re-sign), Seth Curry (4 years, $32 million), Maxi Kleber (4 years, $35 million), JJ Barea (1 year veteran's minimum re-sign), Dorian Finney-Smith (3 years, $12 million), Boban Marjanovic (2 years, $7 million), Dwight Powell (3 years, $33 million), Delon Wright (3 years, $29 million via sign and trade with Memphis Grizzlies)

Denver Nuggets

Jamal Murray (5 years, $170 million extension), Paul Millsap (opted into $30 million player option), Jerami Grant (acquired via trade from Oklahoma City Thunder for 2020 first round pick)

Detroit Pistons

Derrick Rose (2 years, $15 million), Tim Frazier (1 year, $1.9 million), Markieff Morris (2 years, bi-annual exception of $3.6 million)

Golden State Warriors

Klay Thompson (5 years, $191 million re-sign), D'Angelo Russell (via sign and trade, 4 years, $117 million), Kevon Looney (3 years, $15 million re-sign), Glenn Robinson III (2 years, player option for 2nd year), Willie Cauley-Stein (2 years, $4.4 million), Julian Washburn (as part of Iguodala deal), Alec Burks (1 year), Omari Spellman (from Atlanta Hawks via trade)

Houston Rockets

Danuel House (3 years, $11 million re-sign), Austin Rivers (2 year deal re-sign, player option for 2nd year, will earn $2.17 million next season)

Indiana Pacers

Malcolm Brogdon (via sign and trade, 4 years, $85 million), Jeremy Lamb (3 years, $31.5 million), Edmond Sumner (3 years), TJ McConnell (2 years, $7 million)

Los Angeles Clippers

Kawhi Leonard (4 years, $142 million), Paul George (via trade from Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for 4 first round draft picks, Danilo Gallinari, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander), Patrick Beverley (3 years, $40 million re-sign), Mo Harkless (via Miami and Portland as part of Jimmy Butler sign and trade), Rodney McGruder (3 years, $15 million), Ivica Zubac (4 years, $28 million re-sign), JaMychal Greeen (2 years, $10 million re-sign)

Los Angeles Lakers

Demarcus Cousins (1 year, $3.5 million), Rajon Rondo (2 years), Alex Caruso (2 years, $5.5 million), Troy Daniels (1 year, $2.1 million), Jared Dudley (1 year, $2.6 million), Danny Green (2 years, $30 million), Kentavius Caldwell=-Pope (2 years, $16 million), Javale McGee (2 years, $8.2 million), Avery Bradley (2 years, $9.7 million)

Memphis Grizzlies

Jonas Valanciunas (3 years, $45 million re-sign), Andre Iguodala (acquired from Golden State along with three future first round draft picks and cash). Solomon Hill and Miles Plumlee acquired from Atlanta in exchange for Chandler Parsons. Josh Jackson, DeAnthony Melton, 2020 2nd round pick and 2021 2nd round pick acquired from Phoenix Suns in exchange for Kyle Korver and Jevon Carter . Dwight Howard acquired from Washington Wizards in exchange for CJ Miles (team waives Howard), Tyus Jones (3 years, $28 million)

Miami Heat

Jimmy Butler (via sign and trade, 4 years, $142 million), Myers Leonard (as part of the Butler trade)

Milwaukee Bucks

Khris Middleton (5 years, $178 million re-sign), Brook Lopez (4 years, $52 million re-sign), Robin Lopez (2 years, $10 million), George Hill (3 years, $29 million re-sign), Wesley Matthews (1 year, veteran minimum)

Minnesota Timberwolves

Jordan Bell (1 year, $1.6 million), Shabazz Napier (as part of D'Angelo Russell sign and trade), Treveon Graham (as part of D'Angelo Russell sign and trade), Noah Vonleh (1 year), Jake Layman (3 years, $11.5 million via sign and trade with Portland)

New Orleans Pelicans

JJ Redick (2 years, $27 million), Derrick Favors (via trade, for two second round picks), Nicolo Melli (2 years, $8 million, formerly of Fenerbahce of the Euroleague), Darius Miller (2 years, $14.25 million re-sign)

New York Knicks

Julius Randle (3 years, $63 million), Bobby Portis (2 years, $31 million), Taj Gibson (2 years, $20 million), Reggie Bullock (2 years, $21 million), Wayne Ellington (2 years, $16 million), Elfrid Peyton (2 years, $16 million)

Oklahoma City Thunder

Danilo Gallinari and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (from Los Angeles Clippers via Paul George trade), Nerlens Noel (re-sign), Mike Muscala

Orlando Magic

Nikola Vucevic (4 years, $100 million re-sign), Terrence Ross (4 years, $54 million re-sign), Al-Farouq Aminu (3 years, $29 million), Michael Carter-Williams (1 year)

Philadelphia 76ers

Al Horford (4 years, $109 million), Mike Scott (2 years, $10 million re-sign), Josh Richardson (via sign and trade in Jimmy Butler deal), James Ennis (2 years, $4.1 million re-sign), Kyle O'Quinn (1 year, 2 million), Ben Simmons (5 years, $170 million re-sign)

Phoenix Suns

Ricky Rubio (3 years, $51 million), Frank Kaminsky (2 years, $10 million). Acquire Kyle Korver and Jevon Carter from Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for Josh Jackson, DeAnthony Melton, and 2020 and 2021 2nd round picks. Korver's partially guaranteed contract will be bought out, per ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, The New York Times' Marc Stein says that waiving Korver will create necessary cap room to re-sign Kelly Oubre

Portland Trail Blazers

Damian Lillard (signed contract extension, 4 years, $196 million), Rodney Hood (2 years, $16 million re-sign), Mario Hezonja (2 years, $4 million), Hassan Whiteside (via Jimmy Butler sign and trade), Anthony Tolliver (1 year, $2.6 million)

Sacramento Kings

Harrison Barnes (4 years, $85 million), Dewayne Dedmon (3 years, $40 million), Cory Joseph (3 years, $37 million), Trevor Ariza (2 years, $25 millilon), Richaun Holmes (2 years, $10 million)

San Antonio Spurs

Rudy Gay (2 years, $32 million), DeMarre Carroll (3 years, $21 million), Trey Lyles (2 years)

Toronto Raptors

Marc Gasol (opted into $25.6 million player option), Stanley Johnson (2 years, $7.5 million), Matt Thomas (3 years, $4.2 million), Patrick McCaw (2 years re-sign), Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (1 year)

Utah Jazz

Bojan Bogdanovic (4 years, $73 million), Ed Davis (2 years, $10 million), Jeff Green (1 year, $2.5 million), Emmanuel Mudiay (1 year deal)

Washington Wizards

Isaiah Thomas (1 year, $2.3 million), Thomas Bryant (3 years, $25 million), Ish Smith (2 years, $12 million). Acquire CJ Miles from Memphis in exchange for Dwight Howard. Acquire Davis Bertans from San Antonio Spurs.

Jimmy Butler sign and trade deal: Miami Heat receive Jimmy Butler (from PHI), Myers Leonard (from POR). Philadelphia 76ers receive Josh Richardson (from MIA). Portland Trail Blazers receive Hassan Whiteside (from MIA). Los Angeles Clippers receive Mo Harkless (from POR) and a future first round pick. Butler signs 4 year, $142 million deal with the Miami Heat. (via NBA.com)

Paul George trade: Los Angeles Clippers receive Paul George (from OKC) in exchange for Danilo Galliri, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and four 1st round draft picks (via ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski)

D'Angelo Russell sign and trade deal: Golden State Warriors receive D'Angelo Russell (from BKN). Brooklyn Nets receive a future first round pick. Minnesota Timberwolves receive Shabazz Napier, Treveon Graham, and cash. Russell signs 4 year, $117 million deal with the Golden State Warriors. (via ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski)

Mike Conley trade: Memphis Grizzlies trade Mike Conley to Utah Jazz for Grayson Allen, Kyle Korver, Jae Crowder, 23rd overall pick in 2019 draft (Darius Bazley), protected 2020 first round pick

Blazers/Hawks trade: Atlanta Hawks trade Kent Bazemore to Portland Trail Blazers for Evan Turner

Lakers/Wizards trade: Los Angeles Lakers trade Moritz Wagner, Isaac Bonga, Jemerrio Jones, future 2nd round pick to Washington Wizards (opened up maximum salary spot)

Nets/Hawks trade: Brooklyn Nets trade Allen Crabbe, 17th overall pick in 2019 draft (Nickeil Alexander-Walker), 2020 lottery protected first round pick to Atlanta Hawks for Taurean Prince and 2021 2nd round pick

Bucks/Pistons trade: Milwaukee Bucks trade Tony Snell and 30th overall pick Kevin Porter Jr to Detroit Pistons for Jon Leuer

Suns/Pacers trade: Phoenix Suns trade TJ Warren to Indiana Pacers for cash considerations

Timberwolves/Suns trade: Minnesota Timberwolves trade Dario Saric and 11th overall draft pick (Cameron Johnson) to Phoenix Suns for 6th overall pick Jarrett Culver

Celtics/Suns trade: Boston Celtics trade 24th overall pick Ty Jerome and Aron Baynes to Phoenix Suns for 2020 first round pick

Wizards/76ers trade: Philadelphia 76ers trade 42nd overall pick Admiral Schofield and Jonathon Simmons to Washington Wizards for cash

Wizards/Grizzlies trade: Washington Wizards trade Dwight Howard to Memphis Grizzlies for CJ Miles

PF Nikola Mirotic, previously of the Milwaukee Bucks, signs with Barcelona of the Euroleague