On January 9, Beijing time, there was some new news in the NBA trade market. The Lakers signed a 1.93-meter guard, the Warriors do not plan to break up the combination of Kutangchai, and the Green Army guarantees a four-man contract and hopes to continue to strengthen it. The Raptors and Kings negotiated a Siakam trade with Harrison Barnes in chips. Pistons guard Hayes made it clear that he wants to stay in Detroit to play.
The Lakers signed a 1.93-meter guard
The Lakers signed a two-way contract with the 1.93-meter Mays, who has averaged 6.3 points and 3.6 assists per game so far this season, and the Trail Blazers cut Mays the day before yesterday. In two games against the Lakers, Mays contributed 15 points and 12 assists and 15 points and 8 assists, respectively.
The Warriors won't break up Kutang Chase
According to Warriors reporter Monte Poole, the Warriors have no plans to trade Dream Chaser, who forms the team's veteran core along with Curry and Klay. Although multiple league sources told NBC Sports that the Golden State Warriors will move aggressively before the deadline, there is no indication that the move will break up the trio.
After chasing his dream, he has not officially participated in the competition. It was previously reported that he would need to recover through a week or so. Kutang has teamed up to win the championship many times, and now Klay's contract has not been negotiated, Dream Chaser has signed a 4-year 100 million, and Curry is even more determined to play in the Warriors until retirement.
The Raptors Kings negotiate a Sika trade
Shams reports that the Raptors and Kings are in active conversations about a Siakam trade, with chips around Harrison Barnes included. Shams also reported that the Hawks, Pacers and Mavericks are still interested in acquiring Siakam through a trade. It was previously reported that at least 10 teams were interested in Siakam, but the Raptors' asking price was extremely high, scaring off some of its rivals. The Raptors have previously traded Anunoby to the Knicks, and Siakam is believed to leave before the trade deadline, and if the Raptors keep Siakam, he can sign up to a four-year, $200 million contract.
The Green Army will continue to strengthen after the four-man contract
The Celtics are already the league's top record, but they haven't stopped making up for it. Celtics reporter Brian Robb reports that while the Green Army guaranteed the contracts of Dalano Banton, Lamar Stevens, Cornet and Mykhailiuk yesterday, it doesn't mean that the four of them will be able to play the season in Boston.
According to sources, the Green Army still has the option to package a couple of base-salary players and another player to complete a deal. Fully guaranteed contracts for four players could be beneficial for future trades to equalize salaries. They have a strong desire to take some action before the deadline (9 February) to continue to strengthen and strengthen the rotation of the squad.
Hayes is eager to stay with the Pistons
Hayes is in the final year of his contract and wants to stay with the Pistons. Hayes himself stated: "At the moment, I'm in Detroit, we're going to do everything we can to finish the season strongly, and then we'll have a discussion this summer." I spent my previous NBA career in Detroit and am happy to be here. Detroit is my home. This has been my home for three or four years and I hope to stay. ”
So far this season, Hayes is averaging 7.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, and he is the No. 7 pick in 2020.