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The free agent market opened, and the Warriors cut Paul to sign with the Spurs
As soon as the free agent market opened, the Warriors shook the court and announced the cutting of Chris Paul. Immediately, Paul signed a one-year, $11 million contract with the Spurs. The move came as a surprise, as Paul's partnership with the Warriors had been expected to be high, but ultimately failed to live up to expectations. In his signing with Spurs, Paul expressed his appreciation for Coach Popovich and the team's culture, and expressed his desire to create great results with Wembanyama. It will be interesting to see how this transfer will affect the future of both teams.
Harden renews his contract with the Clippers for two years for 70 million
James Harden opted to stay in Los Angeles and signed a two-year, $70 million contract with the Clippers. The 1+1 contract gives Harden a great deal of flexibility, giving him the option to jump out of the contract and reassess his career prospects in the second year. Harden's performance with the Clippers has been in the spotlight, and despite the team's poor playoff performance last season, Harden's stats are still impressive. Whether the Clippers can find a better tactical combination in the new season and improve their overall combat effectiveness will be the focus of fans.
Kevin Porter Jr. returns to the NBA and joins the Clippers
After leaving the NBA due to domestic violence, Kevin Porter Jr. finally got a new opportunity to sign a two-year contract with the Clippers. Porter, who previously played in the Greek league, has returned to the NBA and his performances have been highly anticipated. With former teammate Harden working together again, it is a huge question mark whether Porter Jr. can regain his form and rebuild his career. Whether the Clippers can help him get out of the haze and make a comeback has also become a big attraction this season.
Cunningham re-signed the Pistons to a five-year, $226 million max contract
The Detroit Pistons signed Cade Cunningham to a five-year, $226 million max contract. Cunningham has been a key player for the Pistons since entering the NBA, and his performance has been recognized by the team and fans. This contract is not only an affirmation of his past performance, but also an expectation for the future. Whether Cunningham can lead the Pistons back to glory is the expectation of the whole team and even the entire league.
Pope joins Magic on a 3-year, 66 million contract
Pope has signed a three-year, $66 million contract with the Magic, and the defender, who won championships with the Lakers and Nuggets, will breathe new life into the Magic. Pope was very consistent last season, especially with his accurate shooting from beyond the three-point line, which helped the team immensely. The Magic look forward to improving the team's three-point shooting percentage through this signing and filling their shortcomings in this area.
Christie re-signed a four-year, 32 million contract with the Lakers
The Lakers have reached a contract extension with restricted free agent Christie, signing him to a four-year, $32 million contract. Christie showed great potential last season and is considered an important part of the Lakers' future. Although he still needs more grinding and growth, this contract shows the team's trust and expectation of him. Whether Christie can become a key player for the Lakers in the coming years will be the focus of fans' attention.
Valanciunas moved to the Wizards on a 3-year, 30 million contract
Valanciunas has agreed to a three-year, $30 million contract with the Wizards, and his arrival will bring a strong boost to the Wizards' interior line. Valanciunas had a stellar season last season, averaging 12.2 points and 8.8 rebounds per game, showcasing his ability on both ends of the floor. The Wizards hope that through his joining, the overall strength of the team will be improved and strive for better results in the new season.
Toppin renews his contract with the Pacers on a four-year, $60 million contract
The Pacers signed a four-year, $60 million contract extension with restricted free agent Topin. Toppin's performances last season were recognised by the team and he became an important substitute for the team. His contract extension will provide more depth and flexibility to the Pacers' roster. Whether Toppin can continue to improve his performance and become an important player for the team is the expectation of Pacers fans.
Celtic re-sign Cornet and Keita
As last season's champions, Celtic moved quickly to reach contract extensions with Cornet and Keita. Cornet signed a one-year contract, while Keita signed a multi-year contract. The signing of the duo has provided a solid bench for Celtic, and the team will be looking to remain competitive in the new season and successfully defend their title.
Gordon signed with the 76ers on a one-year, $3.3 million contract
Eric Gordon signed a one-year, $3.3 million contract with the 76ers after he turned down the Suns' player option. Gordon was consistent last season, averaging 11.0 points per game. The 76ers hope to improve the team's outside firepower and overall depth through his arrival. Gordon's ability to continue to perform at a high level in his new environment is key to the team's success.
Drummond is back with the 76ers on a two-year, 10 million contract
Free agent Andre Drummond has agreed to return to the 76ers on a two-year, $10 million contract. The center, a four-time league rebounding champion, will once again serve as Embiid's backup. Drummond's rebounding ability and interior defense will provide important support to the 76ers, and the team hopes that he can play a key role in helping the team go far in the playoffs.
Love renews his contract with the Heat, a 2-year, 8 million contract
Kevin Love has decided to sign a two-year contract extension with the Heat, with a total value of more than $8 million. Love was consistent last season, especially in the playoffs, and his experience and leadership have provided important support to the team. The Heat hope that with his contract extension, the team will continue to be competitive and achieve better results in the new season.
Plumlee signed with the Suns on a one-year, $3.3 million contract
Mason Plumlee signed a one-year, $3.3 million contract with the Suns. He didn't perform well last season, but his defensive and rebounding abilities are still valued by the team. With his addition, the Suns hope to improve their interior depth and defensive strength to prepare for the new season.
Marshall joined the Mavericks on a 3-year, 27 million contract
Naji Marshall joins the Mavericks on a three-year, $27 million contract. With this signing, the Mavericks have strengthened the team's forward depth and defensive capabilities. Marshall was solid last season, and his arrival will provide the Mavericks with more tactical options and help the team achieve a better record in the new season.
Ryan re-signed a one-year, $3.3 million contract with the Kings
Ryan signed a one-year, $3.3 million contract extension with the Kings. He has been an important backup for the Kings interior for the past few seasons. Ryan's defensive and rebounding abilities, especially his leadership role in the locker room, led the Kings to decide to keep him. In the new season, Ryan will continue to contribute to the team.
The Jazz cut Yurt Severn
The Jazz decided to cut center Yurt Severn. Although he performed well last season, the team made this decision in order to better adjust the squad. The departure of Yurt Severn provides more flexibility for the Jazz's future operations.
controversy
While the opening of the free agent market has led to a number of exciting signings, there is still debate as to whether these deals will actually improve the teams. In particular, decisions like Paul's move to the Spurs and Kevin Porter Jr.'s return to the NBA were smart moves or risky bets? These changes in the new season will be verified in the next games, bringing endless discussion and anticipation to fans.