NBA overnight dynamics: The Celtics were poached, the four teams were brewing a big deal, and the Lakers were basically framed

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2024-06-19 09:37Published in Shandong

The NBA season is over, and the next teams will have to face roster adjustments and reinforcements for the new season, including various trades. This also made all kinds of news come out quickly after the finals, so let's take a look at what news is worth paying attention to. NBA overnight news: The Clippers signed a contract, the four teams brewed a big deal, and the Lakers were basically framed.

The first is that the Celtic side was poached as soon as they won the championship. According to ESPN, Van Gundy, who won the championship with the Celtics this year, will join the Clippers as Tyronn Lue's chief assistant coach. Van Gundy led the Knicks and Rockets as head coach, and led the Knicks to the Finals in '99 as the eighth place in the East. He won championships with the team this season as a senior advisor to the Celtics, and now the Clippers have officially announced that Van Gundy Jr. has joined the team. It is worth mentioning that he once coached the current Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue at the Rockets. The next thing that needs to be done for the Clippers is to adjust and operate the roster.

There is also new progress on the Lakers' side, according to the previously disclosed information, the Lakers have completed the interview for Redick, and Lakers reporter Anthony Irwin reported that the Lakers will hire Redick as the next head coach, and I heard that they have finalized the contract; However, Shams said they have not reached an agreement yet. Shams said on the show that as far as he knows, Redick and the Lakers have not reached an agreement, and he went to Los Angeles on Saturday to meet with Lakers management. The Lakers want to finalize their head coach selection before draft night. In addition to the head coach selection is in full swing, the Lakers have new plans on their side, according to New York reporter Ian Begley, the Lakers are likely to draft, or the first center in the free market, they currently have the No. 17 pick in the first round. Theoretically, the addition of a traditional big man would give Bush more opportunities to play power forward next to the center.

On top of that, multiple teams are mulling big deals. First up is the Bulls and Kings, who, according to reporter Matt Moore, have been in talks with the Bulls about a potential trade for LaVine or Caruso. At present, the Kings are selling players on the team, including Barnes and Huerter, as well as draft picks, hoping to further improve the roster. The Bulls had previously rejected Caruso's trade offer, and they had been trying to trade the data for Olavin, but his trade was not good.

The other two teams are also looking for a trade, first of all, the Cavaliers and Mitchell are interested in each other, and both sides hope to continue to work together. So if Mitchell completes the contract extension, Garland, another backcourt player in the team, may face a trade, which is also something that has been discussed by the outside world, after all, there are actually three players who are likely to leave the team in the offseason, including Mitchell, Garland and Gallen, and now Allen is also one of the players that many teams are interested in chasing.

The other backcourt duo is facing the dismantling of the team, the Hawks are choosing between Trae Young and Murray, it is not a season thing, this season this topic is mentioned again, the team is expected to trade one of the two, but not at the same time, the two will be retained as the key to the team's construction. At the same time, Capela on the team has also attracted the attention of many teams, including the Wizards, Bulls, Pistons, Grizzlies and other teams.

The offseason has kicked off, and there is bound to be more news to keep an eye on, so it will be interesting to see which team will be the first to complete the trade and roster changes.

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