Beijing time on July 5th, the NBA trading market is still in full swing. All participating teams are actively preparing for this no-smoke battle to grab people, striving to help the team complete a comprehensive upgrade of the lineup this summer to help the team. The team has gone further in the new season and attracted the attention of many fans. At the same time, some minor repair deals in the league also attract us and are worth taking a look at.
When people are focusing on the transactions of Durant and Irving , some minor repair transactions in the league are taking place. Earlier today, Nets Bucks and Hawks completed a three-person trade signing. The championship striker teamed up with Antetokounmpo. Let’s take a look at the specific transaction details.
After trading for All-Star Dejounte Murray, the improved Eagles focused on strengthening the coaching staff and introduced new helpers to coach McMillan. It is reported that the Eagles have provided a multi-year assistant coaching contract to Mike Longabadi, who will assist McMillan in the new season to help the team rush to the championship. It is worth noting that Longabadi has rich coaching experience and has served as an assistant coach in the league for 16 seasons.
The Eastern Conference powerhouse Bucks are also continuing to build a championship lineup, providing veteran Serge Ibaka with a one-year veteran contract. In the new season, he will appear as a substitute for Antetokounmpo. It may be helpful to mention that Ibaka once won a championship with the Raptors while assisting Leonard. He has rich experience in competitions and is an important supplement for the Bucks to return to the championship stage. Last season, the 32-year-old Ibaka averaged 7.0 points and 5.3 rebounds in 17 minutes per game. He still has a lot of gas in the tank.
In addition, the Nets, who were deeply involved in the transaction farce, also began to make minor repairs to the lineup. The team provided free agent Alondes Williams with a two-way contract, and the latter renewed his contract for the next game. Only when you perform as expected can it be converted into a formal contract. It is reported that Williams is an undrafted player who averaged 18.5 points, 6.4 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game in college last season.
