Only one night: The Suns' 50 million signing was reached, the Pelicans or sent three away, and the Warriors refused to trade

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2024-05-11 08:48Published in Shandong

The NBA playoffs continue, and the teams that have been eliminated from the playoffs are also not idle, and all kinds of news are flying all over the sky, and various operations have begun. After the Suns sent Vogel out of class, the team quickly completed the adjustment of the head coach, and many of the team's players were also rumored to be traded, so let's take a look at the specific situation. Only one night: The Suns' 50 million signing was reached, the Pelicans or sent three away, and the Warriors refused to trade.

First of all, let's take a look at the Suns, the Suns' head coach Vogel became the one who took the blame after the Suns stopped in the first round, and was waived by the Suns after only one year of his five-year contract. It also means that according to Perkins, Vogel was fired in his last season, all because two-time champion and two-time FMVP winner Kevin Durant didn't talk to him or listen to him for the past three months, which became the fuse.

In the end, they quickly confirmed the head coach, and according to Shams, the Suns planned to hire former Bucks head coach Budenholzer as the team's new head coach, and offered him a contract with an annual salary of tens of millions. Budenholzer has coached the Hawks and Bucks, and in 2021 he led the Bucks to a championship. Finally, Shams broke the news update, according to sources, Budenholzer has agreed to join the Suns and signed a five-year contract worth more than $50 million, becoming the new head coach of the Suns. This is undoubtedly good news for Durant.

The Pelicans, who were also swept out in the first round of the playoffs, also began their own adjustments. The team has begun to look for players in the roster who can be trade chips and improve the roster. According to the revelations of the name, three people were handed over for the opportunity to show their talents. Scotto took a look at the Pelicans' current situation and said McClam's future is unclear and the team sees him as a veteran, so it's still unknown whether he will stay.

The team between Ingram and Zion still chose Zion, and one scout spoke to reporters that Zion was the one who could lead the Pelicans far, not Ingram, who didn't see it in the playoffs. It also leads to the belief that Ingram is expected to be the most likely player for the Pelicans to be traded in the offseason. Valanciunas, the center of the interior, is also expected to be sent away, with sources revealing that Valanciunas is not expected to sign a contract extension with the Pelicans in the offseason, as he has hindered Zion's breakthrough on the court and has been on the bench for many key moments. It's just that his recent double-double per game production will attract the attention of other teams in the free market.

Varan averaged 12.2 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game in the regular season this season, while Ingram averaged 20.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.7 assists per game in the regular season, shooting 49.2% from the field and 35.5% from three-point range. Do you think the Pelicans will send Ingram away in a trade? If they are sent away, which player will be brought in to join forces with Zion?

How the Warriors adjust this offseason is also a topic of concern. There are many news that the team should send away the young quality players in the team and complete the roster adjustment to continue to ensure that Curry will challenge for the championship before the championship window closes. ESPN's Rsmona Shelburne reported that Kuminga is a player that the Warriors are reluctant to trade, and they will do everything they can to keep him, and they don't even want to discuss him, so how can the Warriors adjust if Kuminga doesn't become a non-sale. The key to the breakthrough is probably still on the players of Klay, Paul, and Wiggins. Which player do you think the Warriors will trade?

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