1: Wizards vs. Lone Ranger deal
The Wizards sent Dinwiddie and Bellstein in exchange for Lone Ranger two-time Kristaps Porzingis and a second-round pick. Porzingis was eventually abandoned by Dallas. But what is surprising is that it is only exchanged for such a little chip, after all, he was once a genius teenager Bo Shen, and it seems that the lone ranger is still disappointed in his glass attributes.
3: Nets trade with the 76ers
The Philadelphia 76ers sent Ben Simmons, Seth Curry and Drummond to the Nets for James Harden and Paul Millsap with first-round picks for the 2022 and 2027 draws.
It was the most significant deal that took place at the closing date of the deal, with 76 people on each side finally sending away Simmons, and neither of the two of them, Sebel and Maxi, both of whom were the young talents that the 76ers focused on cultivating. Harden's arrival is more like Embiid's greater advantage, and I wonder if O'Neal's greatest combination of interior and exterior after the Ok combination really arrived.
In fact, the Nets trade Harden is also a helpless move, Irving does not play, Durant is injured, so that Harden who came to win the championship can not see hope, released the news that he joined the 76ers in the offseason as a free body, and the Nets also had to choose to give up Harden and form a new version of the Big Three.
3: The Lakers didn't make a single deal
The rest of what happened were minor fixes, but the most surprising thing was that the Los Angeles Lakers, who had a luxurious lineup but a poor record, did not make a deal.
Westbrook, who did not match James, was not sent out in the end, and tucker, who was regarded as a treasure by the Lakers, also stayed on the team, and Pelinka, who shouted about various trades from the beginning, was really admirable.