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The NBA closed one of its most moved signing market of recent years, and did it with 63 movements of players in total.
Without a doubt, the star transfer was the one that ended with Luka Doncic in Los Angeles Lakers and Anthony Davis in the Dallas Mavericksbut we must not forget the arrivals of De'aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spursthat of Jimmy Butler a los Golden State Warriors and that of From Andre Hunter to the Knightsan operation that has not had much noise but that strengthens the candidacy for the title of the Cleveland franchise.
Los Angeles Lakers posted a video on their social networks to welcome Luka Doncic, “a basketball magician.”
Other prominent movements were those of Zach LaVine a los Kings, Kyle Kuzma a los Bucks, Khris Middleton a los Wizards, Mark Williams a los Lakers y Brandon Ingram a los Toronto Raptors.
The great transfer that did not set was Kevin Durant
During the entire market, the possibility that Kevin Durant would leave the Phoenix Suns, but finally the negotiations for their departure did not fruit. The Warriors were not far from closing their return.
Another name that sounded in the mentideros of the Persian Market of NBA transfers was that of Saints ALDAMAbut finally the Spanish player is still in the Memphis Grizzlies.
Dennis Schroder: Three teams in 12 hours after saying that the NBA “is modern slavery”
One of the most curious and sounded cases of the market was that of Dennis Schroderthat after saying thatThe NBA “is a screwed, ruthless business. It is modern slavery” He was transferred to three teams in 24 hours.
Dennis Schroder, sixth transfer in his career after denouncing that “NBA is modern slavery”
The Warriors sent the German base to the jazz in the operation to several bands that ended with Jimmy Butler in the Warriors. The jazz cut Schroder, who finally ended in the Pistons and became the first player in the NBA history to be in three teams in just 12 hours.
All NBA transfers: 63 movements after market closure
Luka Doncic to Lakers
Anthony Davis to Mavs
Jimmy Butler to Warriors
De’Aaron Fox to Spurs
Zach LaVine to Kings
Brandon Ingram to Raptors
Kyle Kuzma to Bucks
Andrew Wiggins to Heat
Mark Williams to Lakers
Khris Middleton to Wizards
De' other Hunter to Cavs
Jonas Valanciunas to Kings
Bogdan Bogdanovic to Clippers
Dalton Knecht to Hornets
Marcus Smart to Wizards
Kevin Porter Jr. to Bucks
Jericho Sims to Bucks
Patrick Baldwin Jr. to Bucks
Zach Collins to Bulls
Kevin Hugger To Bulls
Tre Jones to Bulls
Drew Eubanks to Clippers
Patty Mills to Clippers
MarJon Beauchamp to Clippers
Johnny Davis to Grizzlies
Marvin Bagley to Grizzlies
Caris LeVert to Hawks
Terance Mann to Hawks
Georges Niang to Hawks
Bones Hyland to Hawks
Davion Mitchell to Heat
Jusuf Nurkic to Hornets
Cam Reddish to Hornets
Jalen Hood-Schifino to Jazz
KJ Martin to Jazz
Josh Richardson to Jazz
Jake LaRavia to Kings
Delon Wright to Knicks
Maxi Kleber to Lakers
Markieff Morris to Lakers
Caleb Martin to Mavs
Max Christie to Mavs
Bruce Brown to Pelicans
Kelly Olynyk to Pelicans
Dennis Schroder to Pistons
Lindy Waters III to Pistons
Kyle Anderson to Raptors
James Wiseman to Raptors
Jaden Springer to Rockets
Cody Zeller to Rockets
Quentin Grimes to Sixers
Jared Butler to Sixers
Jordan McLaughlin to Spurs
Vasili Micic to Suns
Cody Martin to Suns
Colby Jones to Wizards
Alex Len to Wizards
AJ Johnson to Wizards
PJ Tucker to half the NBA
Daniel Theis traded and waived
Reggie Jackson traded and waived
Mo Bamba traded and waived
Sidy Cissoko traded and waived