On March 13, Beijing time, the NBA regular season has entered the end, and all teams are making the final impact, and are also carrying out the final reinforcement, and 2 more signings have been officially reached. Thomas Jr. signed the Hornets to a short 10-day contract, and the Nets' veteran Aliz Johnson also got a second 10-day contract.
Thomas Jr. signed a second 10-day short contract with the Hornets
Thomas Jr. has not given up in order to return to the NBA, previously representing the United States team in the losing game, and then joining the development league, just to get the opportunity to return to the NBA. He has previously played for the Lakers and The Lone Rangers this season, but unfortunately he has not been able to stay. The Hornets gave him another chance, and during his first 10-day short contract, Thomas Jr. played in 3 games for the team, averaging 13.8 minutes per game, contributing 9.7 points, 2 rebounds and 1.7 assists, shooting 42.9% from three-point range.
Due to his good performances, Thomas Jr. was also recognized by the Hornets, and the team signed him to a second 10-day short contract, and he is also expected to stay until the end of the season. The outside world believes that the addition of Thomas Jr. is still very helpful for the Hornets, and as a veteran, he can help the young three-goal to get better growth. Thomas Jr. will also have four appearances against the Thunder, Hawks, Lone Rangers and Pelicans, and as long as he can continue his previous performances, he still has a very good chance to stay.
Aliz Johnson signed the Pelicans to a second 10-day contract
Nets veteran Johnson has also been constantly seeking opportunities this season, playing for the Bulls, Wizards and Pelicans, playing in three games in his first 10-day short contract with the Pelicans, averaging 3 points and 4 rebounds per game. The Pelicans signed him mainly because the team was understaffed, Ingram was injured, and McCollum triggered a health and safety agreement. Judging from the current situation, the probability of him staying is not very large, and when the injured return, the team may give up on him.