At present, the 2021-22 NBA regular season is in full swing, and the participating teams are trying to prepare for a higher record, and strive to help teams go further in the playoffs to reach the stage of the Finals, and the game has become more and more exciting and white-hot, attracting countless attention. At the same time, the dynamics outside the arena are also worth paying attention to, so let's take a look.
As the trading deadline approached, the calm trading market became more and more lively, and many teams turned their attention to this robbery battle without smoke and smoke, and strived to complete the final reinforcement work of the season. Recently, the league has signed 3 deals, and Leonard has welcomed 3 powerful helpers. In order to get a considerable early contract extension this summer, Cavaliers guard Colin Sexton signed a player agency called Klutch to help him get a good contract.
It is worth mentioning that this agency was founded by Rich Paul, a friend of Lakers star James, who signed a maximum salary contract for James, Davis, Simmons, LaVine and other stars. Sexton, who has been reimbursed this season and whose contract expires this summer, has played 11 games for the Cavaliers this season, averaging 16 points, 3.3 Lambo and 2.1 assists per game.
The Los Angeles Clippers also completed two reinforcements in recent days, the first of which was a 4-for-2 deal with the Blazers, sending guard Eric Bledsoe, forward swinger Winslow, rookie Keowon Johnson and a future second-round pick, from the Blazers to Norman Powell and defensive champion Covington. The deal gives the Clippers more offensive firepower and a stronger defense of the front. It is worth noting that Powell has averaged 18.7 points per game this season and shot 41% from three-point range, and will play an important role in Leonard's side next.
In addition, the Clippers will also complete a formal contract with the 2019 lost draft, providing him with a standard contract. Kofi, who only got a two-way contract this season, seized the opportunity of Leonard and George's injuries and proved that he could stand in the NBA. In the 41 games he played for the Clippers, he averaged 8.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game, shooting 39.3% from three-point range.