With the end of the mid-season trading period, the league's teams are left with only the buyout market to reinforce, and according to the league's current rules, only players who complete the contract before March 1 are eligible to represent the team in the playoffs.
So, in the coming week, it will be the last chance for the league's teams to strengthen their teams.
To this end, the US media "FW" selected 12 potential reinforcement targets in the buyout market and shouted that the teams should start to grab.
Goal 12: Hernangomez
So far this season, Hernangomez has moved from four teams to four teams, playing for the Timberwolves at the beginning of the season before being sent to the Green Army.
He was then sent to the Spurs by the Green Army before the trade deadline. But soon after, he was sent to the Jazz, and unsurprisingly, he would be bought out by the team.
Best Underside: Knights and Pistons
Goal 11: Satoransky
Satoranski was sent to the Spurs by the Pelicans during the trade, for which the latter received a second-round pick, which made it difficult for him to get a chance given the Spurs' rebuilding phase.
So far this season, he's averaged just 2.8 points per game in 15 minutes, but last season he shot 43 percent from three-point range.
Best Underside: The Green Army and the Wasp
Goal 10: Knox
As the No. 9 show of 2018, the 22-year-old Knox was dropped by the Knicks to send him to the Hawks.
Despite being abandoned by the Knicks, his talent is still worth looking forward to, and it is still a good reinforcement target for some rebuilding teams.
Best Home: Thunder and Pelicans
Goal 9: Bazemore
Before the trade deadline, there was speculation that he would be sent away, but due to the extremely low value of the transaction, the Lakers did not send him away, considering that he had fallen out of the rotation, leaving through a buyout was the best choice for both parties.
Don't look at his poor performance this season, but when he played for the Warriors before, he was a good 3D wing, which is worth some teams betting on.
Best home: Hawks and Raptors
Goal 8: Robin Lopez
Due to the Magic's high asking price, he was not sent away at the trade deadline, and considering the Magic's situation, he most likely bought out and left.
So far this season, he can average 7.7 points and 3.6 rebounds per game, has a 40% three-point shooting rate, and is undoubtedly a good candidate for some strong teams to strengthen the inside.
Best Home: Suns and Nuggets
Goal 7: Hood
Hood opted for a one-year contract to join the Bucks in the offseason, and in the defending championship lineup, Hood can get about 15 minutes per game.
But the Bucks' overall thickness, combined with the system not suitable for Hood, has recently begun to cut Hood's role, averaging almost half of the time per game, which gives him a reason to leave.
Best home: Bulls and Heat
Goal 6: Dion
He played a very small role with the Eagles this season, averaging 9 minutes per game and averaging 3.6 points and 3 rebounds.
The Hawks are currently only tenth in the East, and they are highly likely to reinforce in the buyout market, and Dion is naturally likely to be cut to make room.
Best Home: Grizzlies and Timberwolves
Goal 5: Jordan Jr
As one of the Lakers' most important reinforcements, Jordan Jr.'s performance is a mess, and the current average time per game has fallen to 12.9 minutes, a new career low.
Not surprisingly, as long as the Lakers find a suitable reinforcement target in the buyout market, then Jordan Jr. will become the target of layoffs.
Best home: The Sun and timberwolves
Goal 4: Millsap
In Harden's deal with Ben Simmons, Millsap was sent to Philadelphia as a head coach, but he still failed to get the big role he wanted, averaging only 11.3 minutes per game.
Given that Philadelphia need a big interior line to ease embiid's confrontational pressure, Millsap is highly likely to be cut by the 76ers.
Best Underside: Warriors and Lone Rangers
Goal 3: Schroeder
Last season, Schroeder also turned down a big four-year, $84 million contract with the Lakers, and this season has fallen to the point of buyout.
However, some reporters exposed that the Rockets were unwilling to buy out Schroeder, so schroeder, who had outstanding ability, only ranked third on the list.
Best home: Bulls and Lakers
Goal 2: Bledsoe
In the Clippers' deal with the Blazers, he was sent to the Blazers, but the latter apparently did not want to use his plans, and his remaining contract was not fully guaranteed, and a buyout was a good choice for both parties.
Best Downside: Knicks and Green Army
Goal 1: Wall
Despite the slim odds, Wall is still at the top of the list with his outstanding personal ability.
Last season, he still averaged 20.6 points and 6.9 assists per game in games for the Rockets.
Best Under the House: Knights and Bulls