NBA 10 trade news overnight: Lakers chase Murray again, Heat peddles Butler, Rockets scout for picks

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2024-06-22 13:31Posted in Liaoning sports field creators

On June 22, Beijing time, the NBA offseason free and trade market news continued, after the Thunder and the Bulls fired the first shot of the transaction, many teams were ready to move, in the past night, 10 important news worth paying attention to, the Lakers chased Murray again, Yingge put on the shelf, and the Rockets scouted for the flower to sign the hand.

News 1: The Lakers chase Murray again

According to a report from Shams of The Athletic, the Lakers will actively make roster adjustments after a successful coach selection to ensure that James can stay with the team for a long time, and the Lakers may reconsider chasing Murray again.

Back before the 23-24 trade deadline, the Lakers pursued Murray, but ultimately failed to complete the deal.

With his impressive performance, Murray has conquered the Hawks management, and Trae Young is currently a higher trade priority than Murray.

News 2: Yingge is put on the shelves

According to Chris Haynes of The Athletic, the Pelicans are unwilling to offer Ingram a four-year, $208 million contract with a maximum salary and have bluntly stated that the Yingge will definitely be traded this summer.

In a previous report, TA Rockets reporter Kelly Iko revealed that the Pelicans wanted to trade Ingram for Shin Kyung, but the Rockets decisively refused.

News 3: The Pacers are in contract extension talks with McConnell

According to Shams, the Pacers are in contract extension talks with McConnell in hopes of reaching a long-term contract.

Salary expert Bobby Marks pointed out that the two sides could reach a contract of up to four years and $78.7 million, and although it is difficult to get the full amount, it is widely believed that he will receive a significant salary increase.

News 4: Eubanks is back to free

According to Woj, Eubanks declined the 2.6 million player option to enter free agency.

News five: Beasley plans to leave the Bucks

Haynes made it clear that Beasley will leave the Bucks, and that the Warriors, Rockets and other teams are interested in acquiring the wing shooter.

In the 23-24 season, Beasley played in 79 games, shooting 41.3% from three-point range, averaging 11.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game.

News 6: The Heat peddle Butler

According to Howard Beck, Butler will be traded, something that rivals have been talking about for the past few months.

The 35-year-old Butler wants a long-term contract, while the Heat are not optimistic about his future because Butler has been through a lot of overwork and injuries.

News 7: Multiple teams compete for Garland

According to Cavaliers reporter Evan Dammarell, if Garland requests a trade, the Magic, Nets, Wizards, Raptors, Spurs, Timberwolves, Jazz and Pelicans are all interested in acquiring him.

News eight: Pistons Stewart

According to Jake Fischer of The Athletic, the Pistons are exploring Stewart's trade market.

Last season, Stewart averaged 10.9 points, 6.6 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.8 blocks per game while shooting 48.7/38.3/75.3% from three.

News 9: Grizzlies have no intention of trading Smart

Jake Fischer revealed that the Grizzlies have no intention of trading Smart, and according to previous reports, the Rockets management and coaching staff are very fond of Smart and want to get him.

Kennard, by contrast, is the target of the Grizzlies' peddling, and multiple teams are currently interested in acquiring him.

News 10: Rocket scouting is in demand

Jake Fischer pointed out that the Rockets' picks are very sought-after, and many teams such as the Trail Blazers and Spurs are hoping to trade upwards to get the Rockets' picks.

The Trail Blazers are the most aggressive of these and have called Rockets management to inquire about trade possibilities, as the Trail Blazers are interested in acquiring Klingen in the draft.

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