At present, there is only one day left before the annual NBA trading market opens. Every team in the league has begun to actively prepare for this no-smoke battle to grab personnel, striving to complete the reinforcement of the lineup as soon as possible in order to get more updates in the new season. Multiple wins. Recently, the league has completed three transactions involving 8 people from 6 teams. The Spurs were demolished and rebuilt, and the Nuggets transaction set a historical record. The specific transaction details are as follows:
1. Knicks and Pistons . The former sent center Nerlens Noel, guard Alec Burks, two future second-round picks and a $6 million cash. The Knicks' move was only to free up salary space to sign Mavericks Brunson, so no other chips were exchanged.
2. The Spurs and Hawks , the former sent star guard De Changtae Murray to Atlanta in exchange for small forward Danilo Gallinari and multiple future first-round picks. With the departure of the star Murray , the Spurs do not have any star players, which means that they will tear down and rebuild, and Gallinari will obviously not be in their future plans. Since the GDP combination era, the Spurs have been looking for a combination that can continue their magic, and obviously Popovich has not yet found it. The Hawks have found a capable helper for Trae Young. His All-star backcourt combination with Murray is a luxury.
3. Nuggets and Wizards . The former sent Monte Morris and Will Barton in exchange for Kentavis Caldwell-Pope and Ismail from the Wizards. -smith. It must be mentioned that the Nuggets have been interested in cooperating with Pop for a long time. They believe that the latter is a player suitable to play next to Jokic. His off-ball running and three-pointers can share Jokic's workload. pressure.
In addition, the Nuggets' deal also set an NBA historical record. New reinforcement Smith joined the 13th NBA team in his career, becoming the player with the most teams in NBA history. The good news is that the Nuggets plan to keep Smith to make up for the vacancy left by Morris, which means that he will not join the 14th team in his career for the time being. In just 6 seasons, Smith played for a total of 13 teams, during which he averaged 7.8 points, 2.5 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game.
