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          NBA offseason calendar: Key dates and contract deadlines for all 30 teams

          The NBA season is complete, which means all 30 teams are now in offseason mode.

          With those teams already doing deep dives into preparation for the 2022 NBA draft and this summer's free agency, here's a look at the league's upcoming calendar, along with important deadlines for teams and players to exercise contract options. More than 30 players are in line for qualifying offers that would make them restricted free agents, and more than 100 players are eligible for either rookie or veteran extensions, leaving teams with plenty to think about over the next few months.

          We have all the details on that and more, and we'll continue to add to the information below as the NBA calendar evolves and moves toward the start of the 2022-23 season this fall.

          2022-23 key dates

          June 29

          • Last day for a team or player option to be exercised
          • Last day for a player to receive a qualifying offer

          June 30

          • Free-agent negotiations can begin (6 p.m. ET.)

          July 1

          • Free-agency moratorium (12:00 a.m. ET)
          • First-round selections can sign contracts
          • Minimum contracts (two or fewer years) can sign
          • Restricted free agents can sign an offer sheet
          • Third-year and fourth-year rookie options can be exercised

          July 6

          • Free agency begins (12:00 p.m. ET)
          • Teams can sign free agents
          • Trades can become official
          • Rookie scale and veteran contracts can be extended
          • Clock on offer sheets begins

          July 13

          • Last day to withdraw a qualifying offer

          Aug. 31

          • Last day to use the waive and stretch provision

          Oct. 4

          • Training camp begins

          Oct. 15

          • Last day to waive a player on a non-guaranteed contract and not incur a salary-cap charge

          Oct. 17

          • Last day of the offseason
          • Last date to sign a rookie scale or veteran extension (two years left on existing deal)
          • Rosters are restricted to 15

          Oct. 31

          • Deadline for third-year and fourth-year team options on rookie contracts to be exercised

          Qualifying offers

          Player and team options

          June 28

          • Hamidou Diallo (DET): $5.2 million (team)
          • Frank Jackson (DET): $3.2 million (team)
          • Cory Joseph (DET): $5.2 million
          • Luka Garza (DET): $1.6 million (team)
          • Trey Lyles (SAC): $2.6 million

          June 29

          • Sam Hauser (BOS): $1.6 million (team)
          • Juwan Morgan (BOS): $1.8 million (team)
          • Kessler Edwards (BKN): $1.6 million (team)
          • Kyrie Irving (BKN): $36.5 million
          • Patty Mills (BKN): $6.2 million
          • Jalen McDaniels (CHA): $1.9 million (team)
          • Tony Bradley (CHI): $2 million
          • Carsen Edwards (DET): $1.9 million (team)
          • Jae'Sean Tate (HOU): $1.8 million
          • Oshae Brissett (IND): $1.8 million (team)
          • Stanley Johnson (LAL): $2.4 million (team)
          • Wenyen Gabriel (LAL): $1.9 million (team)
          • Russell Westbrook (LAL): $47.1 million
          • Bobby Portis (MIL): $4.6 million
          • Jaylen Nowell (MIN): $1.9 million (team)
          • Naz Reid (MIN): $1.9 million (team)
          • Luguentz Dort (OKC): $1.9 million (team)
          • Mike Muscala (OKC): $3.5 million (team)
          • Isaiah Roby (OKC): $1.9 million (team)
          • Shake Milton (PHI): $2 million (team)
          • James Harden (PHI): $47.4 million
          • Svi Mykhailiuk (TOR): $1.9 million
          • Bradley Beal (WAS): $36.4 million

          Guarantee dates

          June 28

          • Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (WAS): $4.9 million to $14 million

          June 29

          • Danilo Gallinari (ATL): $5 million to $21.5 million
          • Kelly Oubre Jr. (CHA): $5 million to $12.6 million
          • Max Strus (MIA): $0 to $1.8 million
          • Gabe Vincent (MIA): $0 to $1.8 million
          • Omer Yurtseven (MIA): $0 to $1.8 million
          • Chimezie Metu (SAC): $0 to $1.9 million

          June 30

          • Theo Maledon (OKC): $0 to $1.9 million
          • Moritz Wagner (ORL): $0 to $1.9 million
          • Juancho Hernangomez (UTH): $0 to $6.6 million

          July 1

          • Ish Smith (WAS): $0 to $4.7 million

          July 3

          • Maxi Kleber (DAL): $0 to $9 million
          • John Konchar (MEM): $840,000 to $2.3 million

          July 4

          • Frank Ntilikina (DAL): $0 to $2 million
          • Dalano Banton (TOR): $150,000 to $300,000

          July 6

          • Duane Washington Jr. (IND): $0 to $1.6 million

          July 7

          • Nick Richards (CHA): $0 to $1.8 million

          July 10

          • Eric Bledsoe (POR): $3.9 million to $19.4 million
          • Terry Taylor (IND): $625,000 to $1.6 million

          July 20

          • Naz Reid (MIN): $0 to $1.9 million

          Aug. 1

          • Jalen McDaniels (CHA): $0 to $1.9 million
          • Tre Jones (SAS): $0 to $500,000

          TBD

          • Kenrich Williams (OKC): $0 to $2 million
          • Isaiah Joe (PHI): $0 to $1.8 million
          • Keita Bates-Diop (SAS): $0 to $1.9 million
          • Tre Jones (SAS): $500,000 to $1.8 million
          • Dalano Banton (TOR): $300,000 to $1.6 million

          Rookie extension eligible

          Veteran extension eligible

          Trade exceptions

          June 27

          • Dallas: $10.9 million

          June 30

          • Minnesota: $4.75 million

          July 6

          • Brooklyn: $3.3 million
          • Toronto: $3.1 million

          July 7

          • Indiana: $7.3 million
          • Chicago: $5 million
          • Memphis: $4.1 million
          • New Orleans: $6.4 million

          July 18

          • LA Clippers: $8.3 million
          • Boston: $17.2 million

          Aug. 19

          • Brooklyn: $6.3 million