The NBA regular season is in full swing, and the player transfer market is buzzing again. The Clippers successfully agreed to an early contract extension with Leonard, signing a contract worth 1$500 million for a large 3-year contract;Durant responded to questions by saying he was reluctant to be traded and was not frustrated by the Suns' predicamentThe Warriors have been in trouble lately, actively engaging in free market activities, with Siakam and Murray being the focus of the team's chase. The Clippers officially announced that the team reached an early contract extension with Leonard.
It is reported that the value of this contract is 1$500 million, about $8 million less than the max salary contract, but the contract is fully guaranteed and there are no options. Despite Leonard's poor attendance over the past few seasons, the team has chosen to continue to trust him, mainly because of his hot form and high attendance this season, so there is no reason not to keep him, especially since the team does not intend to risk a reconstitution this summer. Leonard's contract extension is the first step for the Clippers, who will be next to George, who is in a similar situation to the small card and both have a player option for this summer.
Negotiations are currently underway and an agreement is expected to be reached soon, and there is no reason for him to leave. Finally, there's Harden, who can't get an early contract extension and has to wait until this summer. The atmosphere is so good right now that Harden will stay as long as the team stays on the right path. Durant is in the spotlight after there were rumors that he was a little unhappy with the Suns, and coupled with the team's recent troubles, there were fears that he would be unhappy again. But this time, Durant officially responded: "I don't want to be traded. I'm not frustrated by Bill's injury.
I didn't get frustrated with the role players on the team. "Clearly, Durant is happy with the status quo and is focused on the game, with most of the outside world talking nonsense. The Warriors are currently in a difficult situation, the team has dropped to 12th place in the West, and the internal atmosphere is not very good. At this point, the team is looking to bolster the roster with a trade and is currently keeping a close eye on Siakam and Murray in an attempt to bring change to the team.
The team is not looking to give up on young players Kuminga and Moody, preferring to include Wiggins and Paul in the trade list, which will require new general manager Dunleavy to show what he can do to see if he can surprise the team.