On February 23, Beijing time, the 2021-22 NBA regular season ushered in the All-Star Weekend holiday. Earlier today, the Nets officially announced they signed guard Dragic. According to previous reports, in order to sign Dragic, the Nets cut Jevon Carter.
According to a prominent ESPN reporter, Jevon Carter will sign a contract with the Bucks. He noted that Carter has averaged 12 minutes per game for the Nets this season and that he will increase the Bucks' guard bench depth. Carter, 26, played for the Grizzlies and Then the Suns, and in the 2018 draft, the Grizzlies selected him with the second overall pick in the second round.
So far this season, Carter has averaged 12 minutes per game, averaging 3.6 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1 assist, shooting 33.3% from the field and 33.1% from three-point range!
It should be noted that after the recent big deal between the Nets and the 76ers, in order to free up a place, the Nets cut Bemburi, and then Bemburi quickly completed the contract with the Bucks. If the Bucks then sign with Carter, they will sign two nets veterans in a row.
For Carter and Bembry, moving from the Nets to the Bucks didn't reduce the odds of winning the title. Last season, the Bucks eliminated the Nets to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals and win the championship. Leaving Durant and Irving, they will join hands with Alphabet Brother to launch an assault on the championship.
So far, the Bucks are 5th in the East with a record of 36 wins and 24 losses, and the Nets are 8th with 31 wins and 28 losses.