Three signings in one night are achieved! The Lakers have 11 million yuan in two years, and the conflict between the Warriors and Kumingga is exposed

On July 20, news came from the NBA free market that three signings have been reached in the past night, of which the Lakers reached an agreement with Smart for two years and $11 million, and will sign the contract after the latter's clarification period, and once again achieved a bargain; the Bulls signed a two-way contract with Kawamura Yuki, and the Trail Blazers officially announced that they had officially signed the former legend Lillard; the conflict between the Warriors and Kumingga was exposed, and the two sides have been unable to reach an agreement on salary.

Smart reached a buyout agreement with the Wizards, and he quickly determined his next company. This was also because he had some conversations before, and after the negotiations, he chose to negotiate a buyout with the team. In the end, Smart plans to join the Lakers after the clarification period, and both sides will sign a two-year, $11 million contract, with the second year as the player option. In this way, the Lakers finally strengthened their defense. After losing Finney Smith this summer, they have been looking for targets, and Smart's arrival will also improve, after all, the latter was elected the best defensive player in 2022.

According to famous reporter Shams, Japanese defender Yuki Kawamura has agreed to sign a two-way contract with the Bulls.

Yoki Kawamura played in the summer league for the Bulls this summer, playing in a total of 5 games, averaging 9.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 6.6 assists and 2.2 steals per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 39.1%, and his overall performance is still good. However, Yuki Kawamura is likely to still play in the Development League in the new season, and it is still difficult to get opportunities in the Bulls. The Trail Blazers officially announced that the team signed 9th All-Star guard Damian Lillard and wrote "Back to the starting point." It is reported that the two parties signed a three-year, $42 million contract, and Lillard still has the right to veto the transaction. Lillard was selected by the Trail Blazers with the 6th pick in the first round of the 2012 draft. He played until 2023 before choosing to apply for a trade. Unexpectedly, he returned two years later. However, Lillard still finds it difficult to represent the Trail Blazers in the new season. He suffered a serious injury from a torn Achilles tendon in this playoffs and may not return in the 26-27 season.

The Warriors still gain 0 in the free market. All of this originated from Kumingga, and the conflict between the two sides was also exposed. According to reporter Brett Siegel, Kumingga wants a contract of more than $30 million, but does not want to return to the Warriors, while the Warriors want to provide a contract of $20 million so that they can trade better in the future. In this way, the conversation between the two sides has not been reached, which has also led to the team being unable to perform subsequent operations.