As the trade deadline approached, the league's teams also accelerated their lineup adjustments, and various trade rumors emerged.
In order to facilitate fans to fully understand the latest trading trends in the league for the first time, before the trading deadline, the pot will summarize all kinds of trading rumors of the day every day.
Rumors of this phase of the deal are the Clippers, Philadelphia refuses to relieve the Lakers, and multiple teams are interested in Gordon, as follows.
Trading Myth One: The Clippers open
According to Woj, the Clippers believe that Leonard's return this season is unlikely, and George may also suffer a season-reimbursable injury, so the team is willing to strategically abandon this season.
Jack Fisher then followed up and revealed that all Clippers players except Leonard, George and Mann can be traded as long as they can get young chips and lower contracts, of which Morris is regarded as a target for selling as soon as possible.
Jake Fisher pointed out that the Thunder are potential trading partners for the Clippers, and the Clippers intend to send Ibaka, which will save the team $40 million in luxury taxes.
Trade Myth Two: Schroeder is on the shelves
According to Michael Scotto, the Green Army has put Schroeder and Nesmith on the shelves due to the team's unsatisfactory record.
At the same time, it was revealed that the Green Army's favorite targets were Jeff Green and Suns center Jaylen Smith, and the Green Army had already expressed to Jeff Green that he was willing to sign him back.
Deal Myth Three: Philadelphia has no intention of helping the Lakers out of trouble
According to The Athletic fame Sam Amick, Philadelphia has no interest in Ben Simmons trading Westbrook, believing it is simply a solution to the Lakers' dilemma and will not do anything similar bad.
Sports Illustrated reporter Chris Mannix followed up by pointing out that Philadelphia's asking price for Ben Simmons has not only not decreased, but has increased, and they hope to get a top 25 star in the league by trading Ben Simmons.
It is not difficult to see from Philadelphia's attitude that the team still seems to want Ben Simmons to return and will never sell Ben Simmons cheaply.
Ben Simmons' attitude is also very clear, according to the famous Woj report, Ben Simmons agent Rich Paul revealed to him that Ben Simmons has no intention of playing any game for Philadelphia, and he hopes to leave through a trade.
Journalist Sam Amick also revealed that Ben Simmons has been training without interruption, and his current physical condition is very good, and after being traded, he can return to the schedule after a few weeks of intensive training.
According to previous reports, Ben Simmons has always insisted that he has psychological problems and has refused to play for Philadelphia on this reason.
Trade Myth Four: Multiple teams are interested in Rocket Gordon
According to HoopHype reporter Mike Scotto, a number of playoff-level teams have been paying attention to the Rockets' Gordon and Theis.
In addition, the Thunder's Kenridge Williams is also one of their targets.
Deal Myth Five: Finney Smith gets a lot of attention
According to HoopHype reporter Mike Scotto, since Finney Smith and Brunson will become free agents this summer, and the Lone Ranger will need to pay a luxury tax to keep the two.
As a result, some executives in the league believe the Lone Ranger will not turn down discussions about the two men's deal.
Deal Myth Six: The Lakers are interested in Gary Trent Jr
According to NBA reporter Michael Scotto, the Lakers have been active and researching in the market for some time and are currently very interested in Raptors guard Gary Trent Jr.
Trade Myth Seven: The Hawks ask for a first round against Gallinari
According to HoopHype reporter Mike Scotto, the Hawks are asking for a first-round pick against Gallinari, and there is a good chance that Reddish will leave the team.
The signing information is as follows:
The Lakers cut Jay Huff and signed veteran Dunbua on a two-way contract freed up.
The Jazz signed forward Zierant Chitam to a 10-day contract with a difficult exception.