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By Chad Ford
ESPN Insider Tuesday, July 5, 2005 The free-agent frenzy slowed down over the holiday weekend as NBA executives hunkered down for what appears to be an extended period of negotiations and trade talk. League sources say that progress on working out the specifics of the new collective bargaining agreement is going slower than expected, and several NBA executives believe the league may extend the player-signing moratorium beyond the July 22 date already set by the league. The good news is that this gives teams lots of time to form ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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