Who's going to spend the flowers? The American media predicts the ownership of 7 big fish: Lao Zhan will stay with the Lakers for 162 million in 3 years, and the Warriors will renew Klay

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2024-06-06 22:48Posted in Liaoning Sports Creator

The NBA Finals are in full swing, but for most teams, the 23-24 season has ended, and they need to put their eyes and energy into the free market in the offseason.

Paul: The contract is forecast for $3.3 million over one year

Paul is not currently a free agent, and the Warriors need to make a decision by June 28, and considering the Warriors' exaggerated salary mix, cutting Paul is a high probability.

Considering the Lakers have his best friend James and his family also lives in Los Angeles, there's nothing more appealing to the veteran than going to play for the Lakers.

Harris: 60 million for three years

According to Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Harris is ready to join the Pistons and will not return to the 76ers.

As one of the teams that has been in the swing, the Pistons have $68.5 million in space this summer, and they need to find some veterans to fill the space in order to meet the league's poor line.

Clay: $46 million for 2 years

According to The Athletic's Anthony Slater, even though the Hornets and Pistons may offer Klay a bigger contract, don't expect him to leave because Klay wants to win.

Combined with the Warriors' salary situation, the team could also offer Klay a multi-year contract with an average salary of about $22 million without making a big signing, and then use the $5.2 million mini-middle class to bolster it, so as to keep the salary below the second-tier luxury tax.

Munch: 90 million in 4 years

The King's salary space is very limited, and it is difficult to directly offer Monk a large contract, and if the "early bird rights" are used, the most he can do is to sign Monk to a four-year, $78 million contract on the cap.

Considering that Monk has not received a major contract in his career so far, it is believed that this salary will be his highest priority.

The young Magic team has exactly what it takes to meet Monk's salary requirements while the team is competitive.

George: 212 million in 4 years

Because Leonard had previously made salary concessions when he renewed his contract, coupled with George's age and status, Ballmer has been reluctant to give George a contract with a maximum salary, resulting in a stalemate between the two sides.

But after Tyronn Lue reached a multi-year contract extension with the team, it is believed that the Clippers will also keep George, and signing a four-year, $212 million contract is a reasonable choice, because it is the largest contract that George can sign with another team.

DeRozan: 100 million for 3 years (final year player option)

If in order to make money, DeRozan can choose to stay with the Bulls for 2 years and 80 million, and if he wants to live and compete for a championship, he can also reduce his salary to join the Lakers, and the 76ers are in between.

Considering that the 76ers will most likely not be able to acquire James, George, or even trade Butler and Ingram, signing DeRozan is expected to be one of the best moves Philadelphia can make in order to appease Embiid.

James: $162 million over 3 years (including veto on the deal)

Whether it is the old club Cavaliers or the potential suitor 76ers, no matter how many teams still want to get James, I believe that in the end he will continue to stay with the Lakers.

Because the Lakers can offer him a maximum salary, they are also very likely to bring in his partner Redick as the head coach, sign his good friend Paul, and then select his son Bronny.

According to ESPN salary expert Bobby Marks, the Lakers are willing to offer James a new three-year, $162 million contract with a trade veto if he jumps out of his contract.

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