4 signings were reached, the oldest team in the NBA was born! Green put down his harsh words, the Warriors are too difficult

The NBA is in the offseason. The Athletic has updated the strength rankings of 30 teams in the league. The details are as follows: The Thunder ranks first, the Knicks ranked second, the Cavaliers ranked third, and the 4-10th are the Timberwolves, the Nuggets, Rockets, Clippers, Magic, Warriors and Pistons. The Lakers ranked 11th, the Bucks ranked 12th, the Celtics ranked 16th, the 76ers ranked 17th, the Mavericks ranked 19th, the Spurs ranked 20th, the Trail Blazers ranked 24th, the Suns ranked 25th, and the Nets ranked 1st to the bottom. In addition, there are many new developments in the NBA, let’s take a look.

First: 4 signings reached

Over the past night, the alliance reached 4 more signings. In the west, the Suns signed two people in a row. According to NBA famous reporter Shams, the Suns claimed former Lakers defender Goodwin. Last season, Goodwin played 29 games for the Lakers, averaging 5.6 points + 3.9 rebounds + 1.4 assists per game. In order to sign Smart, the Lakers reluctantly gave up Goodwin and cut off Goodwin; the Suns claimed Goodwin at a very low risk, with the latter having only $25,000 covered contracts. If he is not cut before January 7 next year, the contract will be converted to full coverage ($2.35 million). At the same time, according to NBA famous reporter Shams, the Suns signed a one-year contract with Butler. Butler played 60 games for the 76ers and the Wizards last season, averaging 9 points + 3.7 assists per game. On the East, according to NBA famous reporter Shams, the Hornets signed a two-way contract with Reeves, and Jones signed a two-way contract with the Pistons.

Second: The oldest team in the NBA was born

After the free agent trading market opened, the Clippers successively introduced Collins, Lopez, Bill and Paul. The second-old team in the league continued to grow old last season, and the oldest team in NBA history was born. According to statistics from Yahoo Sports' NBA data expert Tom, the average age of the Clippers' new season's lineup is as high as 33.2 years old, breaking the NBA record held by the Jazz in the 2000-01 season (32 years old). They have become the oldest team in history in the NBA record. The Clippers have 4 people in age 35+ and 8 people in age 30+. Age and battery life will determine how far they can go. In response, Clippers President Frank made the point in an interview, saying bluntly: We understand that having an older team means an increased risk of injury, but we are a team with a very deep lineup.

The third article: Green puts down his harsh words

Former Rockets player Jaylen Green released a handwritten letter to officially bid farewell to the Rockets. The general idea is as follows: No one likes to be traded, but I understand that the NBA is a business. If I were sitting in the management position, I might make the same decision. I think this is a better win-win situation for both sides. I am very looking forward to working with Booker to jointly create the winning culture we pursue. Green is the second-tier show in 2021. He was hailed as the "upper limit Jordan and Kobe at the bottom limit" when he first entered the league. In the past four seasons, Green has played 307 games for the Rockets, averaging 20.1 points + 4.3 rebounds + 3.4 assists per game, shooting percentage of 42.2%, and three-point shooting percentage of 34.2%, a typical "eating is tasteless and it's a pity to abandon it." At the same time, Green put down his harsh words and said bluntly: Thank you Houston, thank you for everyone, I am going to have a big fight with Booker, and when I score 30 points on you next season, please remember those wonderful times.

The fourth chapter: The Warriors are too difficult

The free agent trading market has opened for 24 days, and the league has completed a total of US$3.2 billion signings, but all this has nothing to do with the Warriors. The Warriors have not completed any signing or renewal so far. In response, NBA famous reporter Siegel pointed out incisively: All of this is related to Kumingga's contract renewal. If the Warriors sign before renewing Kuminga, they will be closer to the luxury tax line and the first tyrant line; once they use the middle class special case, they may also trigger the first tyrant line hard hat. In this way, other teams can give Kumin a price that the Warriors cannot match and snatch it away for nothing. Currently, the Warriors have issued a one-year qualification offer of US$7.9 million, and Kumingga is a restricted free agent. According to previous reports from US media, Kumingga refused the five-year, US$150 million contract provided by the Warriors last year. Now, the Warriors have made it clear that a large contract with an annual salary of 30 million is no longer possible. The Warriors were unwilling to satisfy Kumingga's appetite, but they were dragged into the quagmire by Kumingga, which was too difficult. Fans, what do you think about this? Let me leave me a comment and discuss it.