Get ready to grab! US media revealed 10 big fish before the trade deadline: Lakers and Kuminga ranked first on the list

Prepare to grab it! As the preseason starts its new season officially approaches, US media "fansided" preheated in advance and showed the 10 big fish that are most likely to be traded before the end of the new season's trade. Among them, two of the Lakers are on the list, and the Warriors Kumingga ranks first.

10th place: Nurkic (Jazz)

Most outsiders are paying attention to the possibility of the Jazz starting inside Kessler's trade, but TA reporter Tony Jones revealed that substitute inside Nurkic is more likely to leave the team before the trade deadline.

31-year-old Nurkic is a typical fighter. At the same time, his annual salary of $19.4 million is second in the team, and both points are incompatible with the Jazz in the reconstruction period.

Ninth place: Kleber (Lakes)

As a transaction, he got Doncic's accessory. Kleber is a typical negative asset player with a $11 million expiration contract.

In addition, after the arrival of the new season, Claiber suffered another injury, and the Lakers had no reason not to hurry up and send him away through the trade.

8th place: Vincent (Lakes)

Vincent is another marginal rotation player with a contract expired at tens of millions. In addition, after TA Lakers' record Dan Woike revealed that Doncic signed a three-year contract renewal, the Purple and Gold Army is determined to strengthen and upgrade. If another top player is attempted to introduce another top player, Vincent will be the perfect trade balance chip.

7th place: Vucevic (Bulls)

In the past few seasons, Vucevic has been in a trading vortex. Michael Scott, a famous reporter from "HoopsHype", revealed that the Warriors had pursued Vucevic in the offseason, but failed to reach an agreement due to the issue of trading chips.

Marc Stein followed up and said that if Vucevic cannot rebound strongly in the new season and is not sent away on the trading deadline, a buyout will be his only way.

6th place: CJ McCollum (Wizards)

The rebuilt Wizards sent Poole away in the offseason to get a draft pick return. Fortunately, his contract of more than $30 million is about to expire, and the Wizards can try to cash out CJ's expiration contract again during the period of taking over some other multi-year contracts in exchange for chips.

Fifth place: Middleton (Wizards)

Middleton is in the same condition as CJ, with more than $30 million in expiration contracts, and can also become a trading candidate for some teams who urgently need to free up their salary space.

4th place: Drummond (76ers)

The 76ers, struggling with serious injuries, faces a huge luxury tax challenge in the new season, and it is very likely that some players will be sold before the transaction deadline to avoid luxury tax.

US media BR reporter Fischer once revealed in the offseason that the Sixers are planning to trade one of Drummond or Oubre to solve the luxury tax problem.

For some teams that need to solve the problem of rebounds and inside rotation, Drummond, who has an annual salary of 5 million yuan, will be a good reinforcement choice.

Third place: Oubre (76ers)

Oubre is another player who may be sold by the 76ers. Compared with Drummond, Oubre has a higher annual salary of $8.4 million and has a better game influence. It is a reasonable first choice for substitute scorers.

Second place: Anthony Simmons (Celtics)

During the offseason, the Celtics took over the younger Anthony Simmons, but after the transaction was completed, many famous reporters, including ESPN's famous reporter Vinhorst, had revealed that the Celtics will actively seek the possibility of trading Anthony Simmons.

On the one hand, it is because White and Prichard already have in the backcourt of the Celtics, and on the other hand, the Celtics still need to control their salary expenditure in advance.

No doubt, the top spot belongs to Kumingga. During the offseason, the two sides only completed the contract renewal the day before the training camp started, and signed a two-year contract with team options, which obviously paved the way for the transaction.

If Kumingga still cannot find a suitable position under Cole in the new season, breaking up before the transaction will be a win-win choice for both parties.