Kings join Schroder s battle, multiple teams snatch the experienced point guards

According to Marc Stein, a well-known NBA reporter, when the free agent market door opens, the Sacramento Kings will become one of the main pursuers of free agent Dennis Schroeder. Sources revealed that Schroeder is expected to receive a full middle class special contract with a starting salary of about $14.1 million.

This experienced German point guard was "turned to three teams" in the just-concluded season. He first played for the Brooklyn Nets 23 games, averaging 18.4 points, 3 rebounds, 6.6 assists per game, and achieved efficient performance in recent years. He then moved to the Golden State Warriors, and his data fell in 24 games, and averaged 10.6 points, 2.3 rebounds, 4.4 assists per game. He joined the Detroit Pistons at the end of the season, and averaged 10.8 points, 2.6 rebounds, 5.3 assists in 28 games.

Multiple teams snatched up, and the free market was undercurrents

Schroeder's performance obviously attracted the attention of many teams. Just last month, well-known journalist Michael Scotto reported that the Detroit Pistons showed interest in renewing the veteran point guard. However, as the free market approaches, the competitive landscape heats up rapidly. In addition to the new Sacramento Kings, teams including the Milwaukee Bucks and the Dallas Mavericks are also associated with Schroder's name.

Why did the king lock in Schroeder?

The Kings are already openly secret for seeking reliable organizers and scoring points in the backcourt. Schroeder's experience, ball-holding ability and explosive scoring at critical moments are the elements they need to add. Especially when Fox needs a strong substitute or partner, Schroeder can offer a diverse range of tactical options. A full middle class special contract also reflects the Kings' determination to acquire this experienced veteran.

The free market is about to open, and who will fall is to be announced. As the free agent market approaches, Schroeder's whereabouts are becoming the focus. Did the Kings successfully grab the crowd with active quotations? Or does the Pistons use their familiar advantages to complete the contract renewal? Or are potential competitors such as the Bucks and Mavericks emerging halfway? This powerful point guard who has been in many teams but has always proved his own value is about to trigger a new round of free market competition.