Summary of market dynamics: Clippers hope for 3.8 million contract extension Stars such as Paul LaVine are being peddled

On June 16, Beijing time, the NBA offseason has come, what signing and trading dynamics have occurred in the past night? It was revealed that the Clippers want a 1-year, $3.8 million contract extension, the Suns actively peddle Paul, the Wizards and Kings negotiate a trade for Beal, LaVine is also put on the shelf, and the Lone Rangers negotiate a 2-for-2 deal with the Hawks and hope to get Collins.

1. The Clippers want to renew their contract for $3.8 million for 1 year

 Salary expert Eric Pincus reported that the Clippers want to re-sign with Weishao, hoping to re-sign Weishao at a discount price in their hometown for a salary of $3.8 million a year.

2. The Sun actively peddles Paul

 Shams said on the show, "As far as I know, the Suns are actively engaged in Paul's trade conversations across the league, and they are exploring various options for Paul's future.

The Suns are trying to trade Paul, and if the deal doesn't go through, the Suns are expected to cut Paul and pay his $15.8 million guaranteed salary in installments, and although Vogel debunked the rumor that the Suns didn't cut Paul, there are indications that Paul is unlikely to continue playing for the Suns this season.

3. The Wizards negotiate a trade with the King for Bill

According to Shams, in addition to the leading Heat, the other team that has talked to the Wizards about trading Beal is the Kings; And sources believe that Bill is willing to give up the veto if the next king is the king, but there is no clear deal plan between the two sides.

The Bucks are also Bill's suitors, but neither the Celtics nor the 76ers are interested in signing Beal because the Greens know that such a deal could involve Jaylen Brown, which the Greens are unwilling to do, and their primary goal this summer is to renew Brown's contract.

4. Bill intends to join the Knicks

Knicks reporter Fred Katz reported that he revealed that Beal told those around him that he liked the feeling of playing at Madison Garden.

According to a league source with knowledge of the situation, the Knicks have considered Beal before, and management in New York has let the necessary people know that the team will be interested in the NBA's best guard if Bill can stay healthy to play. Of course, Beal's playing situation is more complicated than any other player.

Beal played in 50 games for the Wizards last season due to injuries and health safety protocols, averaging 23.2 points, 3.9 rebounds and 5.4 assists while shooting 50.6 percent from the field.

5. Boshen considers the execution of player options

Jake Fischer reports that Wizards star Porzingis is considering executing a $36 million player option next season; If Porzingis chooses to execute, he will become a full free agent next summer; If not executed, he will become a full free agent this offseason.

Even if Boshen executes the player option, he could leave the Wizards, and Fischer said the Wizards may include Porzingis in trade discussions related to Wizards star Beal.

6. The bulls started peddling LaVine

Jake Fischer reports that league executives are closely watching Trail Blazers star Lillard as the Bulls begin reaching out to other teams to gauge their interest in trading LaVine.

Last season, LaVine played in 77 regular-season games for the Bulls, averaging 24.8 points, 4.5 boards, 4.2 assists and 0.9 steals while shooting 48.5/37.5/84.8 percent from three-field range.

7. The Lone Ranger and the Eagles discuss a 2-for-2 deal

Jake Fischer reports that the Mavericks are considering trading the No. 10 pick downwards to the middle of the first round to get an experienced rotation player to help Doncic and Irving, and they have discussed trading the No. 10 pick for Bertans for the No. 15 pick with John Collins, although those talks don't seem to be progressing so far.

8. The Jazz seek to trade upward draft picks

Jake Fischer reports that the Jazz are looking for upward trades in the draft, with the Jazz currently having the 9th, 16th and 28th picks and discussing various trade options with other teams for all three picks.

9. The Green Army inquires about Stewart

Pistons reporter James L. Edwards III reports that the Celtics have asked the Pistons about Stewart.

As previously reported, several competing team executives in the league have seen Stewart as a potential trade candidate; Stewart has played in 50 games for the Pistons this season, averaging 11.3 points, 8.1 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game.

10. Gallinari executes the player option

According to Woj, Green Army forward Gallinari has executed a $6.8 million player option for next season; It also means Gallinari will stay on and become a full free agent next summer.

Gallinari was injured last summer and underwent surgery to repair a cruciate ligament tear in his left knee in September, which was reimbursed for the season ahead of the season and has not played for the Green Army so far.

11. The walker has a sense of Gwei

Jake Fischer reports that the Pacers are one of the teams interested in Green Army forward Grant Williams. Grant Williams is currently a restricted free agent.

The Green Army is considering the possibility of trading a defender; It was also reported that before the trade deadline in February, the Pacers tried to send Duarte plus draft assets to get Hunter from the Hawks.

Last season, Grant Williams played in 79 regular-season games for the Greens, averaging 8.1 points, 4.6 boards, 1.7 assists, 0.5 blocks and 0.4 blocks in 25.9 minutes per game.

12. The Warriors explore trading the No. 19 pick or quitting this year's draft

13. The King Pursues OG-Anunobi

14. The Rockets target Harden, Da Lo, Dillon and Bruce Brown

15. The Nets have received a trade call about O'Neal and Smith