NBA Market Update: Warriors and Lakers Compete for Murray Small-card renews Wiggins or leaves the team early

On November 11, Beijing time, what signing trends and trade rumors happened in the NBA league? The Clippers officially announced that they had renewed their three-year $152.4 million contract with the small card ahead of schedule, and George is negotiating a contract extension with the Clippers; the Warriors and Lakers and other teams compete for Murray, and the Warriors' Wiggins is the most likely to be traded; Lakers coach Ham stabilizes the position, and the Heat are interested in Mitchell; three-ball, Brandon Miller and Pacers rookie Walker are all regarded as non-sale.

The Clippers officially announced the extension of the contract of the Clippers George is negotiating with the Clippers Harden will not be able to renew his contract until the offseason

The Clippers have officially announced an early contract extension with Jr., who has reportedly signed a new three-year, $152.4 million contract, and Shams revealed that Jr.Ka's new three-year contract is fully guaranteed, excluding player options, and his new contract will extend until the end of the 2026-27 season. It is reported that this figure ($152.4 million) is about $8.5 million less than the three-year highest-paying contract he can sign.

The Athletic Woj further reported that the Jr. rejected a $48.7 million player option for next season before the extension, and the new contract has a salary of $52 million in the first year, which replaces the player option on the Jr.'s previous contract, with an annual salary of $50 million for the next two years.

Talks are also underway between the Clippers and George, and the team is still hoping to sign the two stars to long-term contracts, with the Clippers and George still in talks underway. The Clippers may well have set a minimum salary for George's contract extension, and George would also have to turn down a $48.7 million player option to sign a new contract with the Clippers.

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The Warriors join Murray in the race

According to Warriors reporter Anthony Slater, Hawks star Dejounte Murray is a potential trade target for the Warriors, and now that Murray's trade restrictions have been lifted, the Lakers, Spurs, Kings and Knicks are all interested in Murray, in other words, the Warriors will join the Murray race for the Lakers' favor.

 Wiggins is most likely to be traded by the Cavaliers, Pacers, or become his next home

Anthony Slater said Wiggins is the most likely player to be traded, and the reporter said: I believe Wiggins is the most likely player for the Warriors to be traded, and despite his poor performance this season, his contract is really conscientious (4 years, 109 million), which is one of the best value contracts in the league. ”

Wiggins was re-signed for his performance, and then he opted to sign a contract that would be good for the team. With an annual salary of $25 million, Wiggins is a scarce 3-and-D player in the league and will be plug-and-play no matter which team he is put on. ”

"It's true that Wiggins isn't good this season, but if you're a Pacer or a Cavaliers, especially the Cavaliers, you're still interested in him. Both teams are missing starting small forwards, and Wiggins is the kind of player they're really missing. If the next family is confident that Wiggins can get back into form, then he is really a good choice, mainly because his contract is not high, and it is really not difficult to get him. ”

Lakers coach Darvin Ham retained his position for the time being

Sam Amick said of Ham's consistency in the position: "I stayed with the team for three days, including three games at Staples, and I firmly believe that Ham, the second-year coach, will not leave the Lakers anytime soon. ”

Of course, the results are important, and the recent back-to-back wins over the Clippers and Raptors by this troubled team certainly helped Ham stabilize the position. But beyond that, the Lakers plan to continue to be patient with Ham as this is his first career as a head coach and he's growing, according to two Lakers top management sources.

The King's offer to Sika was exposed

Michael Scotto of The Athletic reports that the Kings are primarily making offers for Siakam with Harrison Barnes, Huerter, Davion Mitchell, a first-round pick or potential draft picks.

According to previous reports, the Kings do want to bring in Siakam, but Sika refused to promise a contract extension, which led to the collapse of talks between the two sides, and I wonder if Sika will change his mind next.

The Heat are interested in Donovan Mitchell

According to Marc Stein of The Athletic, the Heat are interested in Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell, and league sources say the Heat still have a genuine interest in Mitchell despite the Cavaliers' no-take-out trade approach.

The Heat pursued Lillard and Beal, both of which ended in failure.

The Hornets won't trade Ball and Miller

According to Woj, the Hornets have no intention of trading LaMelo Ball, and the Hornets have the same attitude towards Ball and Brandon Miller, believing that they are the cornerstones of the team.

So far this season, Ball has played in 15 games, averaging 24.7 points, 5.5 rebounds, 8.2 assists and 1.4 steals in 33.4 minutes per game, shooting 38.8% from three-point range, while Miller is averaging 14.3 points, 3.9 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game.

The Pacers refused to trade rookie Walker

The Pacers are seeing rookie Jareth Walker as an out-of-sale item, and the Pacers, like many teams in the league, are very bullish on Walker's future, WOJ reported. According to previous reports, the Raptors asked the Pacers for Walker in the Siakam trade, but the Pacers were reluctant to send him away.

So far this season, Walker has played in 12 games, averaging 8.3 minutes per game, scoring 3.4 points, 1.1 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 0.3 steals and 0.3 blocks.

The Bulls investigate the reason for LaVine's poor performance

Michael Scotto of The Athletic reports that the Bulls have conducted an investigation to understand the reasons for LaVine's poor performance so far this season, and that the Bulls love LaVine as a player and that they don't want to rebuild right now.

So far this season, LaVine has played in 20 regular season games, averaging 20.1 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.3 blocks per game, shooting 44.2% from the field, 33.1% from three-point range and 85.4% from the free throw line.