Hello everyone! Today we talk about the NBA, for everyone to share a few NBA news: signed a contract! Exposed the Sun 3-for-1 transaction Xiao Sa plan, the Lakers 3-for-1 transaction was rejected.
First of all, the signing is reached! The Pacers have officially announced that the team has reached a signing with interior player Reggie Perry, and the team signed Reggie Perry using a difficult exception. The Pacers were absent from multiple interior players, Turner was recuperating from an injury, and Sa triggered a health and safety deal, so the Pacers needed to sign Reggie Perry to ease the team's burning needs. Reggie Perry is 21 years old and 2.03 meters tall, playing as a big forward/center forward on the field. This season, Perry has played for the Blazers.
Secondly, the media broke the news that the Suns traded Sarsa 3-for-1, and the Suns sent Ayton, Jaylen Smith and a first-round draft pick to get Sa from the Pacers. According to media reports, the Suns intend to introduce Pacers center Sabonis Jr. before the trade deadline. The media analyzed the deal from the perspective of two teams:
For the Suns, the team hopes to bring in a strong interior lineman before the trade deadline to help the team storm the championship. Sa has performed well this season, averaging 19.1 points and 12.1 rebounds per game. Sano can be inside and out, the offensive means are rich, and with Paul's help, The potential of Sahor can be further stimulated. In addition, the contract extension between the Suns and Ayton has always been a problem, and after sending Ayton away, the Suns no longer need to consider Ayton's maximum salary asking price.
For the Pacers, multiple veterans on the team are all tradeable. Ayton is a champion, young and strong, and while the Suns can't give Ayton a satisfactory offer for a contract extension, the Pacers can.
In the end, the Lakers' 3-for-1 deal was rejected. The Clippers and Trail Blazers made a 4-for-2 deal, and the Clippers got Powell through the trade. Previously, the media had exposed the Lakers' 3-for-1 trade with Powell's plan, but it was obvious that the Blazers were more inclined to make a deal with the Clippers, because the deal allowed the team to send away two big contracts at the same time.