The second day of the free market, what big fish are left? Lillard was robbed, Ayton is on the list

This year's NBA offseason is very crazy, with all kinds of big deals, and players' signing and transfers are also going crazy. On the first day of the free market opening, dozens of players won new contracts. On the second day of the free market, the league's madness continued, with Lillard, who had a super-salary salary, being laid off, while the highly-watched Miles Turner left the Pacers. Then, on the second day of the free market, what big fish are left in the NBA? Lillard was robbed and Ayton was on the list.

NO.5 Westbrook performed well this year and became the top sixth man, with a comprehensive data average of 13 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists per game. He refused to execute the player option, and as the Nuggets signed Bruce Brown, he basically lost Westbrook's position. Therefore, Westbrook has become a highly-watched existence in the free market. Although Westbrook's strength is not as good as before, as a basic salary player, it is still worth it and can improve the organization and scoring ability of the bench well.

NO.4 Paul

Power's point guard type, although Paul is already 39 years old, his performance in the arena is still very stable. This year, he averaged 8.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 7.4 assists per game, with accurate three-pointers and first-class organization. This year, Paul maintained full attendance. So for young players, it is best to have such a veteran to support the team. Paul is also very popular in the free market. The Mavericks are currently in the leading stage, and Paul will continue to attack the championship.

NO.3 Kumingga is a very outstanding young man. Kumingga's talent and scoring ability are unquestionable. Although there are not many opportunities this year, he can still score 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. He has strong offensive singles ability and performs well after entering the playoffs. However, his playing style is not suitable for the Warriors' system. Kumingga wants a big contract, and he has also attracted the attention of many teams. The possibility of signing first and then leaving the team this year is the greatest.

NO.2 There are not many excellent center players in the free market. Ayton gave up his salary of $10 million this year and chose to buy out with the team. Giving up the huge salary, it is obvious that Ayton wants to go to a team with more chances. Ayton performed very stably. He averaged 14.4 points and 10.2 rebounds per game. He had excellent physical fitness and was a good player in the free-fighting. And he is at the peak of 26 years old, so he is also a hot spot in the market, and major teams are competing for him.

NO.1 Lillard

The most sensational news on the second day of the free market was obviously that the Bucks cut Lillard. Lillard suffered a major injury from a ruptured Achilles tendon. In order to maintain competitiveness and make room for reinforcement, the team chose to sack Lillard and finally signed Miles Turner. For Lillard, he has a good salary and has returned to his freedom, so it is a good opportunity. A double-digit team has contacted Lillard, who can still score a gorgeous data of 24.9 points, 4.7 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game this year. Although it will take a long time to get injured, signing the All-Star point guard at a low price is what major teams hope for.