Only one night: the Warriors were poached, the first team sent a 200 million contract, the Hulu deer brewed a trade, and the Titans entered the market

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2024-06-25 07:55Published in Shandong

The free market is getting closer and closer, and all teams are also in full swing to carry out their subsequent operations and adjustments. This has also led to frequent news in recent times, with many potential reinforcement targets being discussed, and some players rejecting the player option and choosing to test the free market for bigger contracts. Let's take a look at some of the news worth paying attention to. Only one night: the Warriors were poached, the dark horse sent a 200 million contract, the Lakers and Deer were brewing a trade, and the Titans entered the free market.

Only one night: the Warriors were poached, the first team sent a 200 million contract, the Hulu deer brewed a trade, and the Titans entered the market

On the Warriors' side, Klay's contract renewal discussion with the team is still in a stalemate, and there are other news from the team, such as Looney's side, according to a report from a Bay Area reporter, Looney's 8 million contract for next season has been determined as a guarantee, and Looney will stay with the Warriors for at least another season. On the other hand, the Warriors are poaching the team's chief assistant coach, after all, there is a high probability that he will become the new head coach of the Cavaliers. According to Woj, Warriors assistant coach Atkinson will become the new head coach of the Cavaliers, and it is reported that the two sides are in talks about a contract, and it is expected that a contract will be reached soon.

Atkinson coached the Nets for three years. Played for the Clippers as an assistant coach in the 20~21 season; In 21 years, he joined the Warriors' teaching assistant team as the first assistant coach; He briefly agreed to accept the position of head coach of the Hornets two years ago, but eventually changed his mind and stayed with the Warriors. I'm afraid it's really going to leave this time, and the follow-up adjustment is still a long time for the Warriors.

The adjustments on the Cavaliers' side are not only adjustments for the head coach, but also adjustments on the players' side. There was previously news that Mitchell, Garland and Allen could have players leave the team. However, Mitchell and the team are interested in staying on the team, and it is worth mentioning that according to sources in the last report, the Cavaliers are confident that they will soon complete a contract extension with Mitchell. According to the disclosed information, the team offered Mitchell a four-year high 209 million contract. The Cavaliers believe that once the Cavaliers offer such a top-tier contract, then Mitchell will quickly agree with the team. This means that Garland has a good chance of being abandoned by the team. I wonder if this dark horse team can still play well in the new season?

In addition, as a number of traditional strong teams, their goals for recruiting and strengthening during the season are also constantly updated, and the Lakers are next to adjust the lineup after completing the head coach selection, and the team officially announced Redick as the head coach earlier. In addition, according to HoopsHype reporter Scotto, several teams are interested in Wizards player Shamet. These include the Clippers, Lakers, Mavericks, Jazz, Raptors, and Magic. Shamet is averaging 7.1 points, 1.3 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game this season. Stein of the Athletic reports that the Clippers are interested in guards Paul and Lowry in order to deepen the depth of the backcourt. Lowry is a Philadelphia native, though, and he's widely expected to sign a contract extension with the 76ers.

The Bucks, for their part, are also looking for a trade in the offseason. HoopsHype reporter Scotto reported that in order to win in the moment, the Bucks are willing to trade the No. 23 pick. In addition, if the Bucks want to win now, Portis and Connaughton could be traded. And both players have been mentioned in the past as possible trade candidates.

The last one is that many players choose to reject the player option to test the free market, and the first to bear the brunt of the most attention must be George, of course, George here has no results yet, and it will not be available in the next few days. But on the other hand, the Knicks' Anunoby refused to exercise the player option and opted to enter free agency. You know, the Knicks were able to go far in the playoffs last season with the help of Anunoby, and he has opted down the $19.9 million player option for next season. League sources say it's an expected move, with Anunoby now set to be a full free agent. Anunoby's strength is definitely worth more than 25 million, depending on what kind of contract the Knicks are willing to give, and of course, his attendance is also a point worth considering.

On the other side, Martin, a player from the Heat, also chose to refuse to exercise the player option to test the free market. The Heat told reporters that the Heat are unlikely to sign Martin back this summer, and that he is seeking free agency to fight for a high salary. Last season, Martin averaged 10 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game, an important part of the Heat's lineup. There will inevitably be more news coming out to keep us waiting to see who will be the first team to complete the roster reinforcement.

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