Exchange the garbage contract for Valan! Nuggets free market 5 transactions are too gods, the third Western Conference championship team

July 2nd, today is the second day of the opening of the NBA free market. On the first day, there were 35 signings or renewals in the league. Generally speaking, the first day is the highlight. I thought I would fall into a cold day, but I didn’t expect it to be very explosive. First of all, Lillard was bought out by the Bucks, and there was another big fish in the free market. In addition, many teams’ operations this summer are simply amazing. Everyone should have seen the operation of the Rockets, and the operation of the Nuggets is also very good.

After changing the team's president, I thought that the Nuggets would be able to gain something this summer by relying on two young operation executives, but they did surprise and value-added operations one after another, which was indeed underestimating them. On the first day of the trading market, the Nuggets exchanged for Cameron Johnson by giving out Porter Jr. and a first-round pick. The team strengthened the offensive and defensive capabilities of the starting lineup, and then won the former champion Bruce Brown with a basic salary.

After completing these two deals, they signed Barria as the team's assistant coach. This is probably familiar to many fans. A mountain in Puerto Rico, Carlisle let him defend James in 2011, and the Mavericks finally won the championship. This person's arrival is probably to build a good relationship with the team's locker room. And today the Nuggets went crazy again. According to famous reporter Shams, the king traded Valan to the Nuggets for Saric.

Yes, you read that right, it was a single exchange. The Nuggets exchanged their garbage contract Saric for the league's top inside Valancius. The reason why the King did this was to save money. After trading Valan, they saved 5 million in salary space, so the team didn't have to consider signing Schroeder to trade Monk. Schroeder and the King reached a three-year, 45 million contract, and the King was also very active this summer.

But their operation gives people the feeling that it is always almost done. After sending Valan away, the team signed Eubanks as the team's substitute center. Their inside strength has weakened. It can be expected that Sa's playing time will be more next season. Although the team won two centers in the draft, there are some tough battles that young players can't count on. Of course, with the Kings' current lineup, it is difficult for them to enter the playoffs, even if they have strengthened.

Nuggets took off completely after this deal. They strengthened the team's substitute inside line. Valan is capable of serving as the starting center. Although he does not have the support and space ability of his teacher, Valan's pick-and-roll quality and inside killing ability are very outstanding. If it were put into the traditional basketball era, Valan is an All-Star inside line. This season, Valan can average 10.4 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2 assists per game, and average 18 minutes per game.

can play such data in only 18 minutes per game. The Nuggets have a stable killer on the bench next season. Last season, the Nuggets averaged only 26 points per game. Now Valan can provide 10 points per person and also won Bruce Brown. In addition, they also introduced Hardaway to strengthen the team's substitute firepower. It is reported that the two sides signed a one-year contract.

Hardaway is good at finding a job, and his nerve knife attribute is a headache. If he makes a good shot, he will be the peak Klay. If he makes a bad shot, it is very likely that he will be the iron-fired shot in a row of 11 consecutive shots. The Nuggets introduced him more to improve the team's spatial ability. Maybe he could break out a few more games under the feeding cake of the teacher. Although compared to top scorers, Hardaway is too unstable, it is cheap after all, and Hardaway has enough game experience, which is a good puzzle for championships.

After completing these operations, I think the Nuggets' operations have basically been completed. As for whether Westbrook will return, it probably won't happen now. After all, the Nuggets have Bruce Brown. After forming the current lineup, the Nuggets' strength has also been significantly improved. Their starting players are Murray, Braun, Cameron Johnson, Aaron Gordon and Jokic. Before, with Porter, they could play with the Thunder back and forth. Now with Old Huang Zhong, the team's starting players are obviously stronger.

There are Valan, Bruce Brown, Watson, Strauser, and Hardaway Jr. The team's substitute lineup is also even better. Jokic had wanted the lineup thickness before, but now the Nuggets satisfy him. Now they have 10 players to rotate. With the rise of the Nuggets, there is another championship team in the West. Needless to say, the Thunder are the defending champions. After a series of operations yesterday, their strength has also reached the level of championship-winning, and now the Nuggets have become the third team.

Will there be a fourth and fifth next? Everyone is looking forward to the Lakers and the Warriors, but the two teams are never aggressive in the free market. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current Nuggets? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.