Beijing time on July 7th, NBA trading market is in full swing. All participating teams are actively preparing for this no-smoke battle to grab players, striving to help the team sign the players they want to win in the new season. Even further, it attracted the attention of tens of thousands of fans. At the same time, other developments in the trading market are equally fascinating and worth a look.
It’s very appropriate to have early today. Multiple trade signings in the league have been officially announced, which means that the trade signings have been completed, and three of the trade signings can be called low-paying and high-energy, and can be said to be the best signings this summer. The first deal was from the Heat, who signed powerful player Victor Oladipo with a mid-level contract, a two-year contract worth $11 million. Although Oladipo has been plagued by injuries in the past two seasons, he still performed well after returning in the second half of last season, averaging 12.4 points and 3.5 assists in 21.6 minutes per game. According to market conditions, Oladipo can definitely get a salary in the tens of millions with data like this.
And the contract of Drummond, the former No. 1 center in the Eastern Conference, is even more touching. Last season, he dreamed of returning to the top with the Nets, but it did not bring him a considerable contract. He accepted it when there was little interest in the free market. Bulls 2-year mini-mid-level contract worth $6.6 million. You know, when Zhuang Shen was playing for the Nets, he averaged 22.3 minutes per game and scored 11.8 points, 10.3 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.0 blocks. With such data, he wouldn't just get such a contract.
Also, the Suns' old player Jaylen Smith, the No. 10 pick in 2020, has been limited in Phoenix and has been unable to fulfill his talent. It wasn't until he was traded to the Pacers that Smith's talent gradually emerged and he became one of the important rotations inside the team. But his efficient performance did not immediately bring him a big contract. Instead, he only received a three-year salary of US$14.55 million, of which the last year was a player option. Last time, Smith played the best data of his NBA career, averaging 24.7 minutes per game, 13.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.0 blocks, and his three-point shooting percentage was 37.3%. Referring to the salary of Bucks Portis for 4 years and 48.5 million US dollars and Bagley html for 23 years and 37.5 million US dollars, Smith can definitely get such a contract.
