Anderson officially signed with the Kings
According to ESPN Register, the Sacramento Kings officially signed free agent Toscano Anderson on a one-year contract. At this point, the Warriors veteran was able to return to the NBA to continue his career. This offseason, Anderson chose to play for the Mexico City Captains of the Development League when the free market was unattended. After more than two months of training, he was finally signed by the king, which is really gratifying!
Although Anderson is a nobody in the NBA, he is deeply loved by Warriors fans, and even calls him "Juan'er". The little man who played very hard had a lot of motivation and impressed fans during his time with the Warriors, who won the NBA championship with the Warriors in 2022. During his basketball career, Anderson played for the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers and Utah Jazz, playing in 52 regular season games last season, averaging 3.0 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game. Even though we know that Anderson won't be reused even if he joins the Kings, we still wish him all the best with the Kings!
Edwards made a bold statement to blow up James
Who is the most likely player in the league to be the first player in the league among the new generation of players? Before that, there may be more people who will choose the likes of Zion Williamson and Ja Morant. But now the league has changed a lot, and the emergence of Edwards can be said to have completely stolen the limelight from the two of them, and at present, among the new players, Alexander and Huazi have to fight. But Edwards was clearly the more favored one, he was not only strong, all-round, selfless but also very humble!
Recently, Edwards was asked on the show who he would most like to play against or who in the league he would most like to beat?" "I always wanted to beat James, he is still the best player in the league, he has been the best player in the league for a long time. So he's the main target I've always wanted to blow up, and Durant. But there's no way James and his Lakers are going to let me go one-on-one with him. "For Huazi, it is a luxury to be able to go head-to-head with James!
Jazz Supermarket opens
With 8 wins and 12 losses, the Utah Jazz don't seem to want to make the playoffs again! At that time, in order to compete with the Spurs for the top pick to sign Wembanyama, the Jazz then started the crazy swing mode! Now it seems that they will repeat the plot of last season and completely rot again. At present, they have put most of the main force on the shelves to be sold.
According to Salt Lake City Tribune reporter Andy Larsen, the Utah Jazz are considering trading Clarkson, Sexton, Horton-Tucker and Olynyk in search of a "natural playmaker or defensive bigger guard." In addition, forward John Collins was also included in the tradeable list due to the team's frustration with Collins' ability to learn Xi, and the talented young man Xi a maddening slow, so Jazz management did not intend to keep him. The Jazz have put several major players on the shelves, so it can be seen that they will make waves in the free market next!
The Warriors' 5-for-1 plan is out
For the 11th Golden State Warriors in the West with 10 wins and 13 losses, if they want to make a difference in the new season, then a trade may be inevitable! If they don't break it, they can only save the team from the predicament if they are determined to make a big deal. Otherwise, the Warriors in the new season will most likely miss the playoffs.
In the case of the opening of the Utah Jazz supermarket, they might as well make a big deal with the Jazz to upgrade the competitiveness of the lineup! Recently, the well-known reporter Michael Pina posted a trade proposal between the Golden State Warriors and the Utah Jazz, and the specific transaction plan is: The Jazz sent Markkanen and got Kuminga + Payton Jr. + Moody + 2 first-round picks from the Warriors. Michael Pina believes the deal could end the Warriors' mess and extend the team's championship window. Markkanen, a forward-core who can attack and defend, will definitely solve many problems for the Warriors, but the question is will the Jazz agree?