In the past night, many trading dynamics occurred in the league. The 76ers were selling Harris, Thybulle and many other players. The Pistons are expected to send Grant away this summer.

Beijing time on June 16, the NBA Finals came to an end, and with the Nuggets Thunder reaching their first deal, the league's trading market has become more and more active. In the past night, many trading dynamics occurred in the league. The 76ers were selling Harris, Thybulle and many other players, and the Pistons were expected to send away Grant this summer. The Nuggets only have , Murray and Jokic are not for sale.

1.76 people are selling multiple players

According to Philadelphia reporter Keith Pompey, multiple sources said that in addition to Danny Green and the No. 23 pick in the first round, the team is also evaluating Harris, Thybulle, Kobe Erkmaz, Milton trading market. These chips are within the 76ers' touting range, because they realize that the current lineup is unlikely to win a championship and decide to upgrade this lineup.

76 people focus on keeping Embiid , Harden and Maxi, and build the team around the three of them. Harden is expected to exercise his $47.3 million player option. Harris signed a five-year, $180 million contract in 2019, and currently has two years left on his contract. According to reports, the 76ers have publicly stated that they want to bring back core members including Harris, but privately they are understanding the trading market for Harris and others.

76 people had tried to trade Harris before, but failed. In the end, they sent away many players including Simmons and before the trade deadline in exchange for Harden. As for Thybulle, he was once considered not for sale by the 76ers. This summer, he is eligible for a contract with a maximum of 5 years and US$186 million. Of course, the outside world generally believes that he will not be able to get such a large contract. As a defensive specialist, he will draw interest from multiple teams. There are also reports that the 76ers plan to exercise Milton's $1.9 million team option for next season.

2. Pistons plan to trade Grant

Draft expert Jonathan Givony reported that the Pistons are expected to trade Grant this offseason. Grant's salary next season is $21 million, which will also be the last year of his contract. Before playing for the Nuggets, Grant was a role player, but after coming to the Pistons, he became the team's scoring leader. In the past two years, he only played 101 games due to injury, averaging 20.9 points and 4.4 rebounds per game.

Trail Blazers and the Eagles are Grant's main suitors. Lillard and Grant were teammates during the US men's basketball team. Although Grant's addition will not make the Trail Blazers a championship contender, the Trail Blazers are still very interested in him. It was previously reported that the Trail Blazers planned to trade the No. 7 pick. The Hawks' perimeter defense is a problem, and Grant can definitely play a 3D role.

3. Only two of the Nuggets are not for sale.

The Nuggets have reached the first trade of the offseason, sending away JaMychal Green , saving US$20 million. JaMychal Green is expected to exercise his $8.2 million player option. Nuggets reporter Mike Singer also reported that only Jokic and Murray on the team are not for sale. The Nuggets hold the 21st and 30th picks in this year's draft, but they will consider winning now. Sending away JaMychal Green also means that Jeff Green ($4.5 million in one year left) is expected to stay.

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4. The Kings may trade the No. 4 pick

In order to return to the playoffs stage as soon as possible, the Kings may use the No. 4 pick in exchange for immediate combat power. According to reports, the Pistons, Pacers, and Thunder are all likely to send away players, and Grant, Turner, and Dort have appeared in trade rumors. If the Kings keep this pick, they may draft Keegan Murray. The Kings boss also supported his selection.

5. Wizards are willing to use the No. 10 pick for a guard

The Wizards tried multiple guards last season, but the results were not satisfactory. If they cannot find an ideal defender with the No. 10 pick, they are expected to trade this pick in exchange for an experienced defender.

6. The Thunder seek to trade the No. 12 pick

The Thunder will try out all of this year's top rookies, including Jabari Smith, Chet Holmgren, Benqueiro, Sharp, Ivey and others.In addition, the Thunder are also actively seeking to trade the No. 12 pick in their hands. They hope to package the No. 12 pick + future assets or existing players, continue to trade up the rankings, and obtain more talented young people.

7. The Hornets are unwilling to develop rookies, or trade the No. 13 pick

Opposing teams do not think the Hornets will retain this draft pick. After all, adding a rookie who needs to be patiently cultivated is a problem for a team that just fired its head coach. Not an attractive proposition for the team. The Hornets previously fired head coach Borrego and hired Atkinson as the team's new coach.

8. Cavaliers seek to strengthen the wings

The Cavaliers will use the draft and the free agent market this summer to strengthen the team's size and shooting at the wing position. They own this year's No. 14 pick, and it is reported that the Cavaliers' potential draft targets include Abaki and Dieng .

9. The Hawks seek trades to improve defense

The Hawks have always been one of the most active teams in the league. According to reports, the Hawks are exploring trades to strengthen their defense in order to enter the playoffs next season, and John Collins may become an important trade chip on draft day. In the 2021-22 season, Collins averaged 16.2 points, 7.8 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game. In addition to Collins, Huerter, Capela and the No. 16 pick are also within the scope of trade discussions. It was previously reported that they hope to use these chips to trade the three-time best defensive player Gobert with Jazz .

10, Bulls or package deal Kobe White and the No. 18 pick.

reported that the Bulls do not like the player selected with the 18th pick, and they are willing to trade this draft pick, possibly as a package with Coby White. Previous reports stated that the Bulls are also willing to trade Vucevic , and they are also interested in Gobert.