Turner signs the Bucks + Mamu to the Raptors: There are only 4 players left in the free market center. Lake media hopes that President Pe will sign Aidon quickly

On July 2, the NBA reported that the Bucks and Miles Turner reached a four-year, 104 million contract. In order to sign the Turner Bucks, they also used extended clauses to cut Lillard's maximum salary of 113 million in two years, and another center in the free market.

Shams then revealed that free agent Mamu signed a two-year contract worth 5.5 million with the Raptors. The second year of this contract is the player option. Mamu, who is 2.11 meters tall, averaged 11 minutes per game with the Spurs last season, scoring 6.3 points and 3.1 rebounds, and shooting 37.3% of the three-point shooting percentage. He is a good space-type No. 5 position. After the center in the free market was signed two more times, the lake media wrote: Did Pelinka set the alarm clock at 10 pm?

Since the free market opened on July 1, the Lakers' intentional centers have been stolen one by one. Daluo was the first to contact the Lakers, but he joined the Clippers for 18 million in two years.

Capela had many rumors with the Lakers at the beginning, and eventually returned to the Houston Rockets for 21.5 million in three years, and Pelinka became a spectator again.

Even Luke Connett reached a four-year contract of 41 million with the Spurs, and the Lakers did not win inside in the free market and trading market.

The remaining centers in the free market are: Moritz Wagner, Achowa, Ayton, and Al Horford. There are many teams in this regard, Ayton and Horford are interested in it, and the Lakers have always wanted to sign Ayton.

The Lakers media's hearts for signing Ayton have been beating violently. It is said that Ayton has landed in Los Angeles.

If the Lakers fail to sign Ayton, the Lakers media and Lakers reporters may attack the Lakers management. Pelinka has always done a very bad job, and in return, Doncic was also the one who took the initiative to ask, and Pelinka did nothing at all.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Lakers Observation