The Lakers also made a big move. They signed Luol Deng, 4 years, 72 million, Timofey Mozgov, 4 years, 64 million, Talek Black, 2 years, 12.85 million, Jordan Clarkson
, 50 million in 4 years.
Of course, the most important thing for the Lakers is the retirement of Kobe Bryant. They have finally entered the post-Kobe era.
Among these actions, the most criticized by later generations was the signing of Luol Deng. After signing Luol Deng, he rested due to injury and did not play a few games for the Lakers. Later, the Lakers waived him until 2022.
We also need to pay Luol Deng wages.
Of course, it doesn't matter to the Lakers, their goal is to mess up and get draft picks.
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The Los Angeles Clippers re-signed Jamal Crawford for 3 years and 42 million, Wesley Johnson for 18 million for 3 years, Austin Rivers for 35 million for 3 years, and 4.5 million for 2 years.
He signed Mbah a Moute and signed Marlis Speights with a one-year minimum salary.
These actions of the Clippers are not big, because with the Warriors, they have little hope, and too big actions are meaningless.
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During the offseason, the Heat renewed Hazen Whiteside's contract for 98 million for four years, Derrick Williams for 5 million in one year, James Johnson for 4 million in one year, and Wynn for 12 million in two years.
- Ellington, gave Tyler Johnson a four-year, $50 million contract.
For the Heat, the last thing they should do is let Wade go, because he is the soul of their team!
Dwayne Wade joined the Bulls for 47.5 million in 2 years, Joe Johnson joined the Jazz for 22 million in 2 years, and Luol Deng joined the Lakers for 72 million in 4 years.
Pat Riley, this old fox, is nice to everyone, but the only one who is cruel is Wade...
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The Cavaliers brought in Mike Dunleavy from the Bulls, Chris Anderson from the Grizzlies, and released Mozgov and Dellavedova.
Timofey Mozgov joined the Lakers for 4 years and 64 million, and Dellavedova signed with the Bucks for 38.5 million in 4 years.
In addition, because the Cavaliers' goal is the championship, and the biggest opponent for the championship is the Warriors, and the Warriors often use small lineups, it makes little sense for Mozgov to stay, especially when it is so expensive.
As for Dellavedova, it’s simply because he’s so weird.
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The Bulls let go of Derrick Rose, Justin Holiday, Joakim Noah (joined the Knicks for 72 million in 4 years), E'Twaun Moore (joined the Pelicans for 34 million in 4 years), Paul Garfield
Sol (joined the Spurs for over 30 million in 2 years), Mike Dunleavy (traded to the Cavaliers)
The players introduced by the Bulls include Dwayne Wade, 47.5 million in 2 years, Raja Rondo, 28 million in 2 years, Jose Calderon, Robin Lopez, and Isaiah Cannan.
It seems that the Bulls still have some ideas, but the probability of success with this lineup is low.
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The Milwaukee Bucks introduced Dellavedova (4 years, 38.5 million) and Telitovic (3 years, 30 million).
There’s nothing to say, it’s just a scratch-off lottery ticket, what if you win?
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The New York Knicks introduced Derrick Rose, Justin Holiday, Joakim Noah (4 years, 72 million), Courtney Lee (4 years, 50 million), Brandon Jennings (4 years, 50 million)
5 million per year).
Just like the stag, he scratches the lottery ticket and picks up leaks, but he is rich and has more money in his hands - that's how people are stupid and have more money.
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The Toronto Raptors extended DeMar DeRozan's contract for five years and $139 million, and signed Jared Sullinger for one year and $6 million.
DeRozan's price is quite appropriate. His annual salary does not exceed US$30 million, which is not high among first-line stars.
Of course, DeRozan's fighting ability during the Raptors period was average, so the price can only be said to be okay.
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The Trail Blazers renewed McCollum's contract for four years and US$106 million, and this contract is not bad.
McCollum's defense is limited, but he has many offensive methods, so he is suitable to be the team's second-in-command.
The key is that McCollum doesn't compete or rush, has a good mentality, and is suitable for the second job.
In addition, the Trail Blazers also signed Evan Turner for $70 million in four years, Meyers Leonard for $41 million in four years, and Harkless for $42 million in four years.
It was later proven that these three contracts were junk contracts, which seriously restricted the development of the Blazers.
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The Pistons gave Drummond a five-year, US$130 million contract. This contract was not worth it. Drummond was just a brush, a good data collector, and was of little help to the team.
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The Hornets' Jordan gave Batum a five-year, $120 million contract, and then renewed Marvin Williams' contract with a four-year, $54.52 million contract, and Gilchrist's four-year, $52 million contract.
It was later proven that these three contracts were junk contracts. It can be seen that the leader is really bad at managing the team and selecting players.
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In terms of other big contracts, the Hawks gave Bazemore a four-year, $70 million contract, the Nets gave Crabbe a four-year, $74.83 million contract, and the Magic gave Biyombo a four-year, $72 million contract.
contract, giving Fournier a five-year, $85 million contract, the Suns gave Brandon Knight a five-year, $70 million contract, and the Wizards gave Mahinmi a four-year, $6,400 contract.
$10,000 contract. The Pelicans gave Solomon Hill a four-year, $48 million contract.
These contracts are basically junk contracts, only Fournier is slightly better and less pitiful.
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Although there are two powerful teams in the East and West, life must go on, and the transactions and contract extensions must be made.
Your goal is the championship, my goal is the playoffs.
Your eyes are the stars and the sea, all I want is to survive!
The flurry of transactions and signings have come to an end, and the lineups of each team have been basically determined.
Generally speaking, the strength of the alliance has not changed much. The Eastern and Western parts are still dominated by knights and warriors.
Of course, if you really want to talk about it, there is only one top team, and that is the Warriors!
Can a team composed of Curry, Klay, Iguodala, Durant, and Draymond Green be defeated?
impossible!
It's possible in one game, but it's absolutely impossible in a series!
Even taking injuries into account, it is basically impossible for this to happen!
Even if Curry or Klay is injured, or Durant doesn't play, the Warriors' lineup will still be better than other teams, but the certainty is not that great!
In a word, all teams are here to compete for second place, except the Warriors!
