Chasing dreams out of contract next home odds out: Warriors lead Lakers second, Lone Ranger Suns into the top five

On June 20, Beijing time, Warriors forward Chasing Dream-Green's agent informed The Athletic that he would refuse to execute the $27.2 million player option for the 2023-24 season and become an unrestricted free agent. In the 2022-23 season, Chase averaged 8.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 6.8 assists, 1 steal and 0.8 blocks per game. The former best defensive player is interested in reuniting with the Warriors, but he also has other options.

The latest odds are out, the Warriors are in the lead, and the Lakers are second. The rankings are as follows: 1. Warriors (+150), 2. Lakers (+500), 3. Lone Ranger (+700), 4. Suns (+800), 5. Rockets (+1500), 6. Heat (+2000), 7. Clippers, Pistons, Kings, Trail Blazers (+2500).

There is no doubt that the Warriors are still the first choice to pursue dreams and the team he is most likely to sign. When talking about chasing dreams, Dunlevi, the new general manager of the Warriors, said: "We very much hope that Chasing Dreams can return and have confidence that we can complete this. Dunleavy also said the Warriors owner had the financial resources to do it.

If the Warriors fail to renew their contract to pursue their dreams, the team he is most likely to join is the Lakers. There was LeBron James, his close business partner. Chasing dreams can relieve James from the defensive and organizational aspects. He was linked with the Lakers, not once or twice.

After the Warriors and Lakers, the most optimistic next home is the Lone Ranger and the Sun. If Dream joins the Lone Ranger, he can join Irving and Doncic, and the Lone Ranger's defense has always been a problem, and Dream Chasing may be the answer they need. As for the Suns, they certainly don't have the space to sign Dreams directly, the biggest is likely to be a trade deal, and the Suns' most likely player to trade is Ayton.

The fifth-placed Rockets have room to sign Dreams directly, but they may not do so. In previous reports, the number one of the Rockets is still Harden, then VanVleet, and then Irving. Dreaming isn't on the Rockets' primary pursuit, and Dreams himself should have little interest in playing for a rebuilding team.

Where do you think dreams will go? Is staying with the Warriors still his best bet?