Except for the Lakers Warriors, all teams are strengthening?

Welcome back to the Shisan Arena. The first day of the free market opening was quite lively.

Let's sort out the overall situation.

Rockets -

4, 53 million to sign Finney Smith, 21.5 million to sign Capela, veterans with a minimum salary renewal Jeff Green and Aaron Holiday, 3 million to renew Jay Sean Tate, Stone's operations this year are really exciting.

Fenney Smith is able to swing three positions in the frontcourt, which is even more of a high-quality 3D;

Capela is an insurance policy for Shin Kyung and Adams. Although her condition is far less than before, she is more than enough as a third center.

After these signings, the Rockets' inside and forward depth is quite exaggerated - the centers include Shinkyung, Adams, Capela, and the forwards include Durant, Amen, Finney Smith, Jabbarri Jr., Ethan, Whitmore, Jeff Green... and most of them can swing multiple positions.

Next season, the Rockets will surely give more teams a headache.

Of course, their backcourt is relatively weak, and Aaron Holiday is a bit reluctant as the second point guard. The Rockets probably have to find a more reliable substitute for VanVleet.

Mavericks - Signing Russell for 13 million in 2012, although there are many problems, getting him at this price is enough to erase many shortcomings.

When Irving was injured, he was able to fill the gap in the backcourt to ensure that the team can still line up a lineup with good competitiveness.

Russell + Clay + Flag + Davis + Lively, there are Gafford, Washington, and Christie on the bench... Is there still hope for the playoffs?

And Russell's contract is 1+1, the player option next season; normally he will jump out, and he can decide whether to continue to cooperate based on his performance.

Even if Russell really pulls it again and executes the player option, it still has a certain trading value as an expiration contract and will not affect Flag's growth.

Clippers -

23, 18 million to sign Daluo, 12 years, 1150 contract renewal, Batum, Daluo is indeed old, but he averaged 13 points, 5 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game last season, with a three-point shooting percentage of 37.3%;

Play for 15 to 20 minutes in each game next season, it should be fine; his arrival can at least really share Zubac's pressure - the team finally has another real center.

Batum seems to have said he was going to retire two years ago, and then he continued year after year. As a panacea player, he is still very important to the Clippers, and he has also performed well this year in the playoffs.

But the Clippers are really old now - Daluo and Batum are both 36 years old, Harden is 35 years old, Leonard is 34 years old, Powell and Pogdanovic are both 32 years old...

Basically, they will be 2 years old in the end.

Nuggets -

1-year veteran signed Bruce Brown with a basic salary, and gave Porter Jr. + the first round pick in 2032, and got Cameron Johnson, Bruce Brown returned to the Nuggets, and got a basic salary. If he performed well next season, he probably had to leave.

Porter Jr. and Cameron Johnson's deal was finally reached after hesitating for a season. What did you do long ago?

With Jokic here, as long as Cameron Johnson's thoughts do not fall into decline, he can always perform better - Gordon and Westbrook are all experienced people.

and, this deal also saved the Nuggets 17 million luxury tax, and had a complete middle-class special case, which could be further strengthened.

Grizzlies -

3, 28 million, signing Ty Jerome, 52.5 million, renewing Aldama, 240 million, 50 million, 3J

5, next season, Jerome will probably be the substitute and continue to play the role of a sharp knife on the bench.

After sending Bain away, the Grizzlies stocked up a lot of people on the No. 2 position.

This year's No. 11 pick Coward, Jerome, just signed, Pope obtained from the Magic, as well as the original John Conchar and Vince Williams... It's so lively. There is no suspense about

' renewal of Aldama and 3J, both of them are quite good players in their respective positions.

also basically determined the Grizzlies' ideas - winning the championship is something that only others need to worry about, and we just need to live a good life.

Spurs - 41 million signed Luke Connet in 41 million in 2014 in the Celtics last season, averaging 18.6 minutes per game, scoring 6 points, 5.3 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1 block, with a shooting percentage of 66.8%.

He is the kind of player who knows everything - rebounds, support, pick-and-roll, frame protection... Every single one is definitely not outstanding, but it is basically above the average level.

As a substitute for Wenban Yama, it is enough.

and his height is 218cm. Even if Wenban Yama ends up, the visual effects and frame protection deterrence are still outstanding.

Celtics -

22 signed Luka Garza with 5.5 million yuan, Garza has been watching water dispensers in the Timberwolves for the past three years, and averaged only 5.6 minutes of playing time this season.

After sending away Porzingis and losing Connet, the Celtics have only made up Garza in the center position so far...

or they really plan to play for a year;

or they have already secretly communicated with Ayton..

Lakers -

Signing Jack Laravia in 12 million in 2018, everyone knows that the Lakers lack center, so they sign a shooter as soon as the Lakers make a move?

of course, it's not impossible - Laravia is also standard 3D after all, with a three-point shooting percentage of over 38% in the past two years.

But his attendance rate has been average so far in his career, and he has not been able to play more than 50 games in a year;

Next season, it is basically the last year of James's career.

If the Lakers want to take this opportunity to make another move, they may be guarding Ayton at the moment.

Hawks -

11, 11 million to sign Luke Kennard

4, 62 million to sign Alexander Walker

The Hawks still set up the team with Trae Young as the core, and both of them are shooters.

Plus Porzingis obtained from previous transactions, the team probably wants to maximize the space and further amplify Trae Young's breakthrough and pass threat.

But Trae Young's defense has always been a big problem, and Porzingis's body is unlikely to withstand the entire season; it is difficult for the Hawks to strive for better results - even in the East. Let's talk about the rest - the Pistons signed Leville in 2000, 29 million, 200, Magic signed Tayse Jones in 100, 7 million, Pelicans signed Kevin Looney in 200, 16 million, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200, 200

Teus Jones has experienced a very tormented season in the Suns. This time he joined the Magic, he could probably breathe a sigh of relief - at least, the atmosphere in the locker room will be much more relaxed. His three-pointers and organization can also help Magic pursue greater goals.

And Looney left the Warriors who had been playing for 10 years and was about to meet Poole in the Pelicans; he was actually only 29 years old this year, and if he was given enough opportunities, his performance should still be good.

The current signing situation in the free agent market is probably this.

Rockets are undoubtedly the most active team at present, and the Clippers, Nuggets, Mavericks and other teams have also made certain reinforcements and adjustments.

And the Lakers' operations are probably not excellent; the Warriors have not taken action so far - it is said that they are pursuing Horford with all their might.

or above, which team do you most like to operate?