28 deals in the NBA overnight! The Lakers successfully picked up the bargain, the Warriors center left the team, and the Rockets became the biggest winner

On the first day of the free market opening, the league was in a mess, and all teams were strengthening themselves wildly. Without further ado, just look at the operation.

The Rockets became the biggest winner

Let's first review. The Rockets' operations before the free market were already very outrageous, okay? They reached a bargain price renewal with Adams, Van Jordan and Smith Jr., and renewed the contract with head coach Uduka. The deal came to Durant to create a championship lineup. After the free market opened, the Rockets' strengthening pace has not stopped. First of all, the Rockets poached the Lakers' core striker Finney Smith, which is also the first team-changing contract in the free market this year. The Rockets signed a four-year, 53 million contract with forward Dorian Finney Smith. They signed the high-quality 3D player with a contract lower than the full middle class. Last season, Finney Smith limited the All-Star's effective half-time shooting percentage to 47%, ranking in the top ten of the players who defended more than 125 shots last season.

Secondly, Capela returned to the Rockets with a three-year contract of 21.5 million. In 2014, Capela was selected by the Rockets and played for the Rockets from 2014 to 2020. Now things have changed. Capela's teammates, coaches, and general managers during his Rockets' career have all left. Harden, Westbrook, PJ Tucker, Rivers Jr., Gordon, Harten and others have left the team one after another. Head coach D'Antoni and the general manager have also left the team. In this way, the Rockets' lineup upgrade mission this summer has basically been completed. There are already 3 centers and 6 forwards in their team. The strongest forward team has been in place, and the lineup is full. How much point do you give Stone's operations?

The Lakers successfully picked up the bargain

The Lakers performed the first operation in the free market. Laravia, who signed the Kings in 12 million in two years, averaged 6.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.3 blocks last season, with a shooting percentage of 47.5% and a three-point shooting percentage of 42.3% (0.9 three-point average). During his 24-year Grizzlies, he averaged 11 points per game. Signing Laravia may be a compensation for letting Finney Smith go. His defense is still quite good. Although his output is low and he is also a role player in the third team in the team, to be honest, what kind of bicycle do you need for an annual salary of 6 million? The Lakers' operation is quite worth it. Of course, the Lakers' reinforcement journey in the free market is far from over, and Laravia's role obviously cannot completely replace DFS.

In addition, what the Lakers actually need is a starting inside player. Several target candidates have been intercepted by other teams before. Capela returned to the Rockets, and Lopez went to the Clippers and could only make a fuss to get down on Ayton, who had just bought out with the Trail Blazers. In the words of US media NBA World, the Lakers either sign Ayton or have nothing.

Warriors center left the team

center Kevin Looney signed with the Pelicans on a two-year, 16 million contract. Since being selected by the Warriors in 2015, Looney has played for the Warriors for 10 seasons, winning three championships during this period. Last season, Looney played 76 games for the Warriors, averaging 4.5 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, and shooting percentage of 51.4%. After Looney left, the Warriors' lineup during the two consecutive championships were now Curry and Zhumeng, while the Warriors only have Post as a center (if it is not considered Zhumeng Green), and they are discussing whether to recruit veteran Horford.

Nuggets Nets 2 for 1 trade

Nuggets gave Michael Porter Jr. and a first-round pick in 2032, and exchanged the Nets for Cameron Johnson. Through this deal, the Nuggets saved $17 million and had a complete middle-class special case. The Nuggets finally cleared out Porter Jr.'s junk contract. His role in the team is too monotonous. His offense only has one fixed-point shooting, and his defense is still quite bad. And he is easily injured. If he can get Cameron Johnson, the Nuggets will definitely make a lot of money. Johnson has his own scarce 3D attributes and can also shoot three-pointers. The key is that his defense is excellent. After this operation, the Nuggets will definitely be able to enter the championship ranks next season.

As of the end of publication of this article, let's sort out the 28 transactions that have been reached after the free market are opened, according to the order of time..

1. The Clippers and Batum reached a two-year, $11.5 million contract extension

2. The Rockets and Tate reached a one-year, $3 million contract extension

3. The Rockets renewed Jeff Green and Aaron Holiday with a veteran's basic salary contract

4. The Rockets signed Finney Smith

5. The Grizzlies signed a three-year, $52.5 million contract extension

6. The Grizzlies signed a five-year, $240 million contract extension

7. The Pistons and Paul Reed reached a two-year, $1,100 10,000 US dollars renewal contract

8. The Grizzlies and Spencer reached a 2-year, $4.5 million contract

9. The Lakers signed Jack Laravia

10. The Bulls renewed Trey Jones

11. The Grizzlies signed free agent Ty Jerome

12. The Pelicans signed free agent Looney

13. The Pistons signed LeVer

14. Capela returned to the Rockets

15. Kyle Specials signed center Luca Garza in 2 years and 5.5 million yuan

16. The Mavericks signed Tangiero Russell in 2 years and 13 million yuan

17. The Magic signed Tyame Jones in 2 years and 7 million yuan

18. The Clippers signed Lopez in 2 years and 18 million yuan

19. The Nuggets and Nets in 2 years and 1 Porter Jr.

20. The Suns signed Champions League & Turkish League MVP Hayes Davis

21. Bruce Brown signed a 1-year veteran minimum salary contract with the Nuggets

22. The Bucks renewed Kevin Jr.

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23. The Spurs signed Luke Cornett with 41 million contracts in 4 years and 41 million contracts. The Hawks signed Alexander Walker with 62 million in 4 years and 62 million in 4 years and 11 million marksman Luke Kennard with 1 year and 11 million marksman Luke Kennard with 1 year and 3.6 million marks Mason Plumley with 37.2 million contracts. The Bucks renewed the contract with 2 years and 7.1 million contracts. Torrion Prince,

28. Clarkson bought out with the Jazz and signed a contract with the Knicks. The focus is on free agents, including Paul, Westbrook, Simmons, Cumingga, Turner, etc.