Four signs and one platoon overnight were achieved! The Lakers took consecutive moves, the Clippers signed Paul, and the Warriors locked in two players

On July 22, news came from the NBA free market that 4 signings and 1 layoff in the past night were reached. Among them, the Lakers took continuous moves and made changes to the two-way players after cutting Milton and Goodwin; the Clippers officially signed Paul, and the lineup became more uniform; the Warriors locked in two strong players, and the two sides had basically reached an agreement, but were just waiting for Kumingga's contract to be handled. After the Lakers cut Milton and Goodwin, the team did not stop and made changes to the players in the two-way contract. They first cut Jamison, and then signed center Christian Kolock (pictured above) and forward Chris Mannon with a two-way contract.

Jimison and Koloke both played for the Lakers last season, while Mannon was the undraft this year, representing the Warriors in the summer league, averaging 9 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.6 steals per game.

The Clippers officially signed Paul, and the two sides signed a one-year, $3.6 million contract, and the former All-Star player returned. This signing was expected before. After thinking about it, Paul agreed to the Clippers' plan. He will serve as a substitute in the new season and faces some games that he cannot play, basically the role of a locker room leader. Paul, who is already 40 years old, chose the best way at the end of his career, and had the opportunity to retire his No. 3 jersey in the Clippers.

According to famous reporter Shams, free agent McDermott returns to the Kings with a one-year contract of 3.6 million.

McDermott will usher in his 12th season of his NBA career, playing for the Kings in the 24-25 season, playing for the team in 42 games, averaging 3.5 points per game, and shooting 43.6% of three-pointers. Since they did not receive much attention from the team in the free market, they eventually chose to return to Sacramento. The Warriors have not yet gained anything in the free market, but they have locked in two powerful players, namely Horford and Melton. It is reported that the two sides have reached an oral agreement. Since Kumingga's situation is still unclear, the Warriors can only continue to wait. The two sides are still talking. Kumingga wants a $30 million contract and wants to leave the Warriors, but the Warriors are only willing to provide a $20 million contract for a better deal. The next step depends on when the resolution will be made. Once it is done, it will probably announce the signing of Horford and Melton.