Players are enjoying their precious All-Star vacation time, but the management of the teams has not stopped reinforcing and is doing their best to compete for the best players in the free agent market.
In the past night, there have been 9 major trade dynamics in succession, among which the Nets officially announced new signings, the Lakers' wishes were disappointed, and the 76ers signed the Warriors' veteran.
Article 1: The Nets officially announced Dragic
After a short day of waiting, the Nets officially announced the signing of Dragic and confirmed that he would wear the No. 9 jersey on the Nets, which is the new number of his career.
Nets general manager Max also spoke out at the first time, welcoming Dragic to join at the same time, frankly admitting that Nash is the hero of this reinforcement.
Article 2: Carter signs the Bucks
In order to sign Dragic, the Nets cut Luwang carter to make room, and the latter also quickly found the next home, confirming that he would join the defending champion Bucks.
According to Woj, after being laid off by the Nets, Lu Wangkat plans to join the Bucks, and this season he has averaged 3.6 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1 assist per game, shooting only 33.3%.
Article 3: Nuggets renew Cousins
After being dropped by the Bucks, Cousins joined the Nuggets on a 10-day contract, playing in eight games and averaging 6.1 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game.
According to Shams, the Nuggets plan to renew Cousins' contract until the end of the season.
Fourth: Schroeder will most likely not buy out
According to Marc Stein, Schroeder will most likely play for the Rockets until the end of the season, with no buyout plans on either side.
Under the league's current rules, only players who complete a buyout by March 2 can play in the playoffs for their new owners.
So far this season, Schroder has averaged 14.2 points, 3.4 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 0.8 steals per game, which is the main goal of the Lakers' reinforcement, both in the trading market and the current buyout market.
Article 5: Poole expects to receive a four-year contract of more than $80 million
According to Warriors reporter Conner Letourneau, the Warriors plan to renew his contract with Poole early to avoid him becoming a restricted free agent in the summer of 2023.
Then Keith Smith expects Poole to get a four-year contract of more than $80 million.
Article 6: The Warriors plan to sign a long contract with Looney
Also according to Warriors reporter Conor Letourneau, the Warriors plan to sign a long-term contract with Looney in the offseason with an average salary of more than $6 million.
Looney has played in 59 games for the Warriors this season, averaging 21.4 minutes per game and can deliver 6.3 points, 7.6 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 0.7 blocks.
Article Seven: The 76ers sign warrior veterans
According to NBCS Philadelphia correspondent John Clark, the 76ers will sign a short 10-day contract with Warriors veteran Cauley Stein.
He had previously played for the Lone Rangers, averaging 1.9 points and 2.1 rebounds per game, but since December, he has been absent from the game for personal reasons and was subsequently laid off by the Lone Rangers.
Article 8: The Green Army signs two people in a row
According to Shams, the Green Army plans to sign Malik Fitz and Keller Martin to short 10-day contracts each.
Article 9: The Trailblazers announce the signing of two people
The Trail Blazers have officially announced that the team signed Drew Ubanks on a 10-day contract and a two-way contract with development league player Brandon Williams.