US media rankings the operating capabilities of each team: Lakers Pep is only 22, Warriors are 14th, Rockets are in the top four

On July 24, judging from several signings today, the main operations of each team have been basically completed. They have started to do some minor repairs to supplement the player list. Recently, the US media "CBS Sports" rated the management of each team based on the operations of each team during the offseason. Among them, the Lakers management led by Pelinka was only ranked 22nd, and the Warriors management led by Dunleavy was only ranked 14th. Next, let's mainly talk about the top ten to see how excellent their operations are.

The tenth Grizzlies

The Grizzlies management successfully renewed Jalen Jackson this offseason. As a small ball market, they wanted to renew their contract and had to reduce their expenses. So they traded Bain and exchanged Bain for multiple first-round picks. The trade got Pope, which made up for Bain's departure. The team's strength did not decline much, but they got several first-round picks, which also made their future operations easier. Is the 9th 76er

76ers operating well this offseason? To be honest, I think it's a big deal. They are overrated in the top ten of this list. The team's most successful career is that they won the Tanhua sign and got Edgecom by luck. Yabuselle failed to keep it. However, the 76ers in the new season are still worth looking forward to. After all, they retained the core lineup. As long as their lineup remains healthy, they may be able to shake the dominance of the Cavaliers and the Knicks.

The eighth Jazz

The Jazz achieved their goal in the offseason. They only had one No. 5 pick. Logically speaking, this draft pick would be to win Trae Johnson. As a result, the Jazz chose Bailey. At first, Bailey called her family to go to the Wizards or the Nets, but the Jazz chose him. At first, Bailey was still in an mood, but now he is convinced. Clayton is the MOP of the NCAA. He also played a good performance in the Summer League. The Jazz got two cornerstones.

The Seventh Pacers

Pacers management lost Turner this offseason. It was not that they didn't want to stay, but that after the Bucks quoted, Turner did not wait for the Pacers at all. Maybe he thought the Pacers could not give such a big contract, so he gave up. However, the Pacers' draft vision was still very good. The few low picks they won in the offseason have performed well, and Cam Jones and Dennis both showed good point guard level.

The Sixth Knicks

The Knicks retained their core lineup this offseason, and they were not as crazy as last year. Of course, this is understandable. After all, they have formed a good lineup and no longer need to introduce stars. However, they have strengthened the team's lack of substitutes this offseason, and won Clarkson and Yabussele. It is very important to introduce Yabussele. The team has a more perfect five-squad lineup, which is much better than Hart.

The Fifth Cavaliers

The Cavaliers lost Jerome this offseason, but they chose to renew Meryl to stop the loss in time and also got Ball Brother. This operation is very critical. They sent away Okoro, who has little effect on the team, and shook hands with a garbage contract to strengthen the organizational ability and defense in the backcourt. The Cavaliers seem to be one step closer to the championship, and they also brought back Nans, which is also a very important signing.

The fourth Rockets

The Rockets can rank in the top three in this offseason operation. Stone is so amazing. The team traded Jaylen Green and Dillon for Durant, and signed Finney Smith to make up for Dillon's departure. The team's offensive firepower has been improved by one level. In addition, they also brought back Capela, and the inside line has been enhanced. The team renewed the contract with Van Jordan and Jabbarri Smith both used reduced prices, which was also very successful.

The third Spurs

The Spurs made a lot of money this offseason. They picked up the second pick and were very lucky. The team also won Cornet and Olynick. These two inside players can be matched with the literary team. Their double towers have rich tactical matching. The team also has Fox and Castle, and many of the team's main players are in the team, such as Wassel, Kelden Johnson, Sohan and Barnes. The Spurs may have the chance to make it to the playoffs this season.

The Second Celtics

The Celtics achieved their goal this offseason. It is said that Holiday and Porzingis are a premium contract. As a result, the Celtics sent them away without a draft pick and also got Anthony Simmons. The team is still competitive in the new season, and it should be a big problem to enter the playoffs. Anthony Simmons will still have trading value in the future. In this case, when Tatum returns, they are still worth looking forward to.

The first Thunder

The Thunder did not introduce strong players this offseason. They retained the core lineup and gave the third young master a long-term contract. This is very successful. After all, they are the defending champions, and retaining the core lineup has achieved their goal. The Thunder also selected Sauber and strengthened the team's No. 4 position. Topic also showed his talent. It is quite surprising that the Nuggets and Clippers did not enter the top ten on this list. Having said that, what do you want to say about these 10 teams? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.