On February 20, Beijing time, the NBA All-Stars will usher in a single-game showdown, but the management of each team is not idle, still want to help the team make some changes. On the night just past, two more people were cut, from the Bull and the Cavaliers, one to make room for Tristan Thompson, and the Others to make a place, perhaps to bring about some change.
According to Shams, the Bulls have cut striker McKinney in order to free up a roster for Tristan Thompson. McKinney has become a free agent and is eligible to sign with any team. So far this season, McKinney has played in 17 games for the Bulls, averaging 12.1 minutes per game and having 3.5 points and 1.9 rebounds. McKinney has become a tramp, losing the draft in 15 years, entering the NBA in 17 years, and has played for the Raptors, Warriors, Cavaliers, Lakers and Bulls, and does not know where his next family will be.
As the upstart of the East, the Chicago Bulls, this season is also eye-catching, DeRozan joined here to achieve a win-win situation, he has been promoted, the team's record has also improved a lot, and his combination with LaVine has also worked well. And this time, they also gained something from buyout markets, cutting McKinney in order to sign Tristan Thompson, and the inside line was finally reinforced. With Thompson, Vucevic finally has a qualified substitute, and the Bulls have a chance to stir up trouble in the East.
Another Dark Horse Cavaliers in the East also made a layoff operation, cutting guard Kevin Pangos. Pangos has played 24 games for the Cavaliers this season, averaging 6.9 minutes per game and averaging 1.6 points and 1.3 assists per game.
The Cavaliers have also been outstanding this season, with a record of 35 wins and 23 losses, ranking fourth in the East. Now that they have freed up a spot, they can also gain something in the free market.