On January 8, Beijing time, NBA mingji reported a number of new signings, including strong teams such as the Warriors, Nets and Bulls, as well as weak teams such as the Eagles and Pacers. As we all know, in order to reduce the risk of the team, managers can use non-guarantee contracts when signing players, which has multiple options, if the player performs well, then it will be officially converted to a guarantee contract, if the performance is not satisfactory, you can only get the salary of the guaranteed part of the contract, and may even be cut. Now that a third of the new season is over, it's time to evaluate the players, and with the Feb trading deadline, the team needs to make a decision as soon as possible. Against this backdrop, the alliance entered a signing boom, with 10 new contracts born overnight. The Nets left a well-defended Bemburi, his annual salary is only 1.94 million, but he can average 6.2 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.1 steals per game, which is still very cost-effective.
In addition, the Warriors also made a decision to keep Damien Lee, who has averaged 8.3 points, 31 rebounds and 1 assist per game this season and is the team's main rotation player. The $1.91 million non-guaranteed contract in his contract will also be formally regularized after cole's approval. In fact, he also has another identity is Curry's brother-in-law, and fans have said that this relationship alone can stay in the Warriors. In addition, the Clippers also signed Hartenstein, who averaged 7.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.3 blocks per game, which is not worse than Zubac. The Cavaliers and Pacers reversed the contracts of two players in quick succession: Davis, Wade, Brisette and Sykes. In particular, this Sykes has an annual salary of 930,000, but he can average 10.4 points, 2.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game, and it is not too much to get a mid-level contract for this data. The Hawks signed Capbarro, the 76ers signed Reid, and the Bulls signed Thomas, congratulating the players on their hard work and finally being able to stay in the league.
If someone stays, someone leaves, which is a rule that cannot be changed in the competition, and 3 people lost their jobs overnight. First of all, the Celtics cut Parker, although he was the top spot in 2014, but this season can only average 4.4 points and 2.3 rebounds per game, 2 years 2.71 million Celtics are too expensive. However, wiggins, Embiid and Lavin, who were with him for the first time, all became All-Star players. The Hornets cut Clark, and as a losing draft he averaged 36 points and 2.8 rebounds per game, but the Hornets didn't need such role players. In the end, the Thunder also cut Oni, he was traded from the Jazz, this season's points, rebounds and assists and other statistics have not averaged 1 per game. Of course, such a result is also expected by fans, and I believe it will be difficult for him to find a new job in the NBA.