On June 30, Beijing time, the NBA offseason began to be lively, and just recently, another signing was reached, and the Nuggets renewed their 1-year contract with Jordan Jr.; The Clippers gave up 4 players in a row, all of whom were role players; The Warriors are parting ways with Klay, and both sides have come to terms with that reality, and it's time to say goodbye; James jumped out of his contract and made a statement that he was willing to take a pay cut to renew his contract once the Lakers were able to make up for it.
The Haynes report that center Jordan Jr. plans to re-sign with the Nuggets for $3.6 million a year. Clearly, the Nuggets still want to keep him on the team and continue to maintain interior depth while still helping some young players. Jordan Jr. won the championship with the Nuggets in the 22-23 season, and he also worked the team, but he didn't play much time with the Nuggets, playing 36 games in the regular season and only 2 in the playoffs.
The Clippers made some changes to the roster, giving up Kay Jones, Diabat, Moon, and Boston, including not exercising the 2.19 million team option for Kay Jones for the new season, and did not make a qualifying offer for the other three. It's understandable for all of this, after all, they don't get a chance in the squad, they are all fringe players, and giving up is inevitable. There are only nine players on the Clippers who are currently under contract, and the next step will be to focus on the contract extensions of George and Harden, and there is still a high possibility that George will leave.
The Warriors, on the other hand, were ready to lose Klay, and there was no more communication between the two sides, and no offers came up. Clearly, the Warriors are ready for this, and Klay is determined to find a new home, and the 13-year partnership is coming to an end. Klay is still very sought-after in the free market, and the Lakers, Clippers, and Mavericks all want to get the championship shooter, and it depends on which of them can get their wish.
Lakers star James also jumped out of his contract and became a free agent and will sign a new contract with the team. Before signing a new contract, James also made a statement that he was willing to take a pay cut to renew his contract once the team can attract stars like Harden or Klay to the team. At present, the Lakers are actively pursuing Klay, and they also want to further improve the lineup, and at the same time let James continue to attack the championship.