finals are in full swing, but for most teams, the offseason has begun, and the management of each team in the league is actively operating.
In the past night, 8 more transaction updates were reported, among which the 3-for-2 transaction was completed. The famous reporter revealed the Lakers 3-for-1 plan, which can be regarded as the official opening of the trading market.
News 1: Thunder and Nuggets completed a 3-for-2 trade
According to the famous reporter Woj, the Nuggets and Thunder completed a 3-for-2 trade. The Nuggets sent Jae Michael Gerlin + the 2027 restricted first round. The Thunder received the No. 30 pick + a 2023 second-round pick + a 2024 second-round pick.
The Nuggets disposed of Green's $8.2 million contract through a trade. Including the luxury tax, the team saved $20 million and at the same time exchanged for the first and second rounds that can help the team at the moment.
Thunder Since they have 4 first-round picks this year, there are simply not enough training opportunities. This deal allows the team to adjust the first round to 2027.
News 2: The Suns are seriously considering a sign-and-trade deal for Ayton
According to a report by famous reporter Marc Stein, the Suns are seriously considering a sign-and-trade deal for Ayton. It is generally believed that the Suns are unwilling to give Ayton a sign-and-trade deal. Get a big contract.
If the Suns decide to put Ayton on the shelf, there will be no shortage of suitors for this star insider. Spurs , Raptors , Trail Blazers , Pistons and the Hawks are all interested in getting him.
News 3: The Timberwolves are selling Russell
According to the US media "The Ringer" reporter Kevin O'Connor, the Timberwolves are selling Russell everywhere.
Russell has one year left on his contract, worth $31.83 million. It was previously revealed that the Wizards were interested in acquiring Russell, but Timberwolves reporter Darren Wolfson denied this news.
News 4: Westbrook looks like he will stay on the team
According to "Bleacher Report" reporter Eric Pincus, multiple sources revealed to him that Westbrook will still stay with the Lakers in the new season.
Many executives also said that even if the Lakers want to trade Westbrook, they still need to acquire players with premium contracts, and they also need to build future leverage for this.
News 5: The Lakers once offered Trent Jr. for 3-for-1.
According to famous reporter Micheal Scotto, the Lakers once offered Trent Jr., and the chips were Nunn + Horton Tucker + a first-round pick.
The result is obvious. The Lakers' offer was rejected, which shows that the value of the chips in the Lakers' hands is very limited.
News 6: The 76ers tried to package away Green + the No. 23 pick
According to the well-known reporter Kevin O'Connor, the 76ers were active in the trading market and tried to package Danny Green and the No. 23 pick in exchange for part of the deal. Valuable immediate combat capability.
htmlThe 135-year-old Green suffered a cruciate ligament injury this season. He has one year left on his contract worth $10 million.
News 7: The Eagles want a lottery pick and are selling Collins
Also according to Kevin O'Connor's report, The Eagles want to get a lottery pick, so they are selling Collins.
The team has discussed a deal with the Trail Blazers. The latter holds the No. 7 pick and is trying to build a championship lineup around Lillard , hoping to get more immediate combat power.
News 8: The Pistons are interested in Sexton At the same time, Rubio was signed back.
If the Pistons fail to pursue Sexton, the team has the No. 5 pick and can directly select a defender like Ivey.
