The Lakers sign Smart, and the Celtics Grizzlies traded 2 for 1!

NBA Summer League is coming to an end, and there are many highlights in the offseason. At present, the free market has no immediate combat power. In the past 12 hours, some important news has happened in the NBA. Let's have a look!

The Lakers sign Smart!

According to famous reporter Shams, the Wizards and Smart officially reached a buyout agreement. Smart then promised to join the Lakers with a two-year, $11 million contract after spending the 48-hour clarification period. In order to complete the signing, the Lakers are currently in talks about a deal involving multiple players to make room. In addition, Smart is willing to join the Lakers, and Doncic makes great contributions, and he personally lobbies Smart to join.

Celtic Grizzlies trade: Simmons for Pope

According to famous reporter Ary, the Celtics and the Grizzlies are in a deal negotiation, and the Grizzlies will send out Pope and some draft picks, and the transaction will be obtained from the Celtics' Anthony Simmons. It is worth mentioning that Pope and Simmons just experienced a trade in the offseason, and are now being traded again. It’s really a tragic fate!

Frank praised Harden and actively pursued Paul to reduce the burden on Harden

Today, Clippers general manager Frank said in an interview with the media that the team is actively communicating with Paul and striving to sign Paul. Frank praised Harden's outstanding performance last season, and he promised to reduce the burden on Harden and strengthen the substitute point guard. Frank also praised Harden for his willingness to cut his salary, which allowed the team to sign Daluo and Collins, and personally lobbying Bill for his efforts to join!

Japanese young player signed a contract with the Bulls

famous reporter Shams reported: Japanese defender Yuki Kawamura signed a two-way contract with the Bulls! Yuki Kawamura scored 20 points and 10 assists in the summer league yesterday for the Bulls. In recent years, many Japanese players have entered the NBA. Japanese basketball has risen rapidly and has left the Chinese men's basketball far behind. The Chinese men's basketball team has a long way to go, and if they want to return to the Asian overlord, they need to learn from their mistakes.