On June 30th, Beijing time, the annual NBA offseason is in progress, and the free agent market will officially enter in one day. Each team has begun to actively prepare for this no-smoke battle to grab players, striving to help the team complete the game. A comprehensive upgrade

Beijing time on June 30th, the annual NBA offseason is in progress. The free agent market will officially enter in one day. Each team has begun to actively prepare for this no-guns-free man-stealing battle, striving to help the ball. The team has completed a comprehensive upgrade of the lineup to win more games in the new season. Today, the alliance has reached multiple deals, which will be officially announced when the trading market arrives. It is worth taking a look at them.

Earlier today, the Spurs and Eagles completed a blockbuster trade in the offseason. The first All-Star was traded before the trading market opened, which is embarrassing. Let’s take a look at the specific details of this deal first. The Spurs sent star player Dejounte Murray, and the Hawks sent veteran Gallinari, three future first-round picks and a future first-round pick swap right. After this deal, the two teams became polarizing. The Spurs entered a period of reconstruction after losing their star player, while the Hawks' lineup was further upgraded and became a favorite team to compete for the championship.

For this deal, Hawks star Trae Young was very excited, and he expressed his joy at Murray's joining on social media many times. Obviously, Murray will be the first and strongest helper in his career, and he seems to be relieved to lead the team with a single core. It is worth mentioning that the completion of this deal created an unprecedented record. Young and Murray became the first pair in the past 75 years of NBA history to average at least 20 points and 8 assists per game last season. As a combination, their performance in the new season is worth looking forward to.

Last season, Trae Young averaged 28.4 points, 9.7 assists and 3.8 rebounds per game, and Murray averaged 21.1 points, 9.2 assists, 8.3 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game. The two ranked respectively in assists per game. Third and fourth in the league.