The NBA free agency maintains its frenetic pace and on the second day of the market, Rudy Gobert he stole the spotlights on passing from Utah to Minnesota.
Rudy Gobert
The three-time Defensive Player of the Year will leave the Jazz and join the Wolves. The Minnesota club gave up four draft picks (three unrestricted) for Karl-Anthony Towns to have an elite teammate under the post.
–
Zach LaVine
In his fifth year with the Bulls, Lavine helped Chicago make the playoffs for the first time since 2016. As a result of his input, in the most recent season, The guard received a five-year, $215 million extension.
John Wall
When John Wall opted out of the Rockets and hit free agency, it was reported that he would be joining the Clippers. Finally, the Kentucky graduate He signed a two-year, $13.2 million deal with Los Angeles.
Malcolm Brogdon
Los Celtics They already think about reappearing in the Finals after falling in six games at the hands of the Warriors and they acquired Brogdon. To land the 29-year-old guard, Boston gave Indiana five players (including Daniel Theis and Aaron Nesmith) and a draft pick.
YOU MAY BE INTERESTED: A champion for the champion
Kevon Looney
Despite not being one of the biggest names on the Warriors, Kevon Looney he has been key to three Golden State titles. Given this, Steve Kerr re-signed the center for three years and $25 million.
Karl-Anthony Towns
In the twilight of the first day of the market and before the trade for Gobert, the Timberwolves tied up Towns. The Dominican will be linked to Minnesota until the 2028 campaign and a total of 224 million (56 million USD per year) will be pocketed.
I Morant
Like KAT, Morant’s deal came at the end of the first day of free agency. The third-year guard signed the maximum contract for a rookie; with what A five-year, 193 million pact was guaranteed that can rise to 231 million dollars.
–
Related
/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/diarioas/WDFWGQG3ZZN4BM4OUZW7VD3YGM.jpg?fit=%2C&ssl=1)
