Bad news for the 76ers, Rockets officially announce Van Jordan! The Lakers are planning a big deal, and the Wolf King jersey is about to retire

NBA offseason is coming to an end, and the team training camps of the new season have begun one after another. US media ESPN has released the top 100 players in the new season, as follows: Jokic ranks first, Alexander ranks second, Doncic ranks third, and 4-10th place are Antetokounmpo, Wenban Yama, Huazi, Curry, James, Durant and Brunson! According to statistics, the Lakers are the only team in the league with two stars in the top 100 stars. Wenban Yama soared from 11th place last season to 5th place in the new season, with the largest increase! In addition, there are many new developments in the NBA, let’s take a look.

The first article: 76 people have bad news

The east side, 76 people have bad news. According to NBA famous reporter Tim, sources revealed that McCain suffered a torn collateral ligament of his right thumb during training. He and the team are working with medical experts to determine the next treatment plan and are expected to miss the game at the beginning of the season! Subsequently, the 76ers officially confirmed this! McCain was the No. 16 pick in 2024. He played 23 games for the 76ers last season, and averaged 15.3 points + 2.4 rebounds + 2.6 assists per game. He led the rookie list many times and was once the best rookie favorite. However, he suffered a meniscus tear on the lateral side of his left knee in January and received surgery. He was reimbursed in advance for the season! From the tearing of the meniscus on the lateral left knee to the tearing of the collateral ligament on the right thumb, McCain is as unfortunate as the Great Emperor who has just entered the league. Philadelphia is about to become a new generation of tearing city!

Second article: The Rockets officially announced that Van Jordan

is from the Rockets official news that Van Jordan successfully underwent a torn cruciate ligament of the right knee today. During this offseason, the Rockets rejected Van Jordan's team option worth $44.9 million in the 25-26 season, and re-signed a new two-year contract worth $50 million. The annual salary for the new season is $25 million, and the 26-27 season is $25 million. Van Jordan's significant salary cut paves the way for the Rockets to win the championship, which is grotesque; but he suffered a torn Alipay ligament and may miss all games in the new season, which is sad and lamentable. Fortunately, Van Jordan is always better off being injured before the start of the season than before the start of the playoffs. The Rockets have plenty of time to start Plan B, which is also a necessary emergency response ability for the championship team.

The third article: The Lakers are planning a big deal

According to previous reports by Jazz reporter Tony Jones, sources revealed that the Jazz and Kessler failed to reach an agreement on an early renewal contract for rookie contracts, and the possibility of the latter leaving the team has increased significantly. Just today, Lakers reporter Ashish Mathur reported that sources revealed that the Lakers are planning a big deal and will try to get Kessler again. Last season, Kessler played 58 games for the Jazz, averaging 30 minutes per game, and averaged 11.1 points + 12.2 rebounds (5th in the league) + 1.7 assists + 2.4 blocks (2nd in the league), with a shooting percentage of 66.2%. Kessler has elite-level frame protection and available threats, perfectly adapted to Doncic and James! But then again, Angie never makes a loser. The more Kessler is, the higher the Jazz asks, and the Lakers may have to provide Reeves + multiple first-round picks chips! But then again, if the Lakers can handle Kessler, then Doncic + Kessler's internal and external combination will inevitably be the cornerstone of the Lakers' internal and external lines in the next 5-8 years.

The fourth chapter: The Wolf King jersey is about to retire

According to Evan Sidery, the Timberwolves are working hard to operate Garnett's No. 21 jersey this season. Garnett was a little unhappy with the former Timberwolves boss at the time, and there were always differences in the retirement of the jersey, but the former Timberwolves boss sold the team with tears in his eyes. The differences no longer exist. Respecting the Legends is in the current interests! According to Evan Sidery, the new Timberwolves owner hopes to hang Garnett's jersey high over the arena to pay tribute to the team legend. Garnett is the real Wolf King, with scoring (19201), rebounding (10718), assists (4216), steals (1315) and blocks (1590) all ranked first in the Timberwolves history. Although the retired jersey will be late, it will never be absent, and it deserves it! Fans, what do you think about this? Let me leave me a comment and discuss it.