The dust has settled! 5 deals were signed, congratulations to the King Thunder Blazers, Clarkson as the winner
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Earlier, the NBA trade market ushered in a new dynamic, some minor fixes were completed, congratulations to the King Thunder Blazers, Clarkson became the winner.
In order to continue his basketball career, former Hornets player Grant Liller accepted an invitation from the CBA league North Controls club to a one-year contract that included NBA jump clause. At 1.88 meters, Grant Riller was the No. 56 pick in 2020 and averaged 2.6 points and 1.5 assists while playing for the Hornets.
This was followed by the Thunder, who brought in interior player Olivier Sal to a two-way contract. In order to make room for Sal, the Thunder gave up small forward Garuba, who was cut and attracted a lot of team interest. This past season, Sal played in the Development League, averaging 12.8 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.4 blocks per game. Garuba played for the Rockets last season, averaging 12.9 minutes per game, 3 points and 4.1 rebounds while shooting 48.6 percent from the field.
The Kings, another powerhouse in the West, stepped up the interior and brought in helpers for Sabonis. It is reported that the Kings signed Scal Rabisier with a one-year contract, and the contract amount is only partially guaranteed, which means that it is necessary to play the expected performance to get the full guarantee contract. It is worth mentioning that Rabisiee was the 28th pick in 2016, averaging 17.5 minutes per game during his time in the NBA, with 7.2 points and 4.5 rebounds.
The Blazers, who were in the midst of a trade farce, were not idle, bolstering the center position in preparation for Lillard's departure. It is reported that the Blazers signed free agent center Moses Brown, and the two sides agreed to a partial guaranteed contract, who needs to play the team's expected performance before he will be cut. This past season, Brown averaged 4.3 points and 3.9 rebounds per game.
In addition, Jordan Clarkson, who is participating in the World Cup qualifiers, received good news that he received a multi-generational contract from Anta, a well-known domestic sports brand. Due to relevant policies, the contract amount has not yet been announced, but the predicted price is not cheap. Next, Clarkson will immediately wear his new endorsement sneakers for the World Cup and the new NBA season.