NBA: Warriors first signing is reached, Heat deals are stagnant, three teams compete for one

NBA offseason continues, getting closer and closer to the start of the new season, and the subsequent operations of many teams are also accelerating. Earlier, the Warriors finally completed their first signing in the offseason, while the Heat's trade for Rochelle was stagnant, and the last one was. It is reported that the three teams are interested in Simmons and will pursue them. Next, let’s take a look at the specific situation. NBA: The Warriors' first signing was reached, the Heat's trade discussions were stagnant, and three teams competed for one person.

Let's talk about the news about Simmons first. The Celtics sent Holiday to the Trail Blazers and exchanged them for Simmons. According to reports, the Celtics have been exploring the trading of Simmons, but they have not found a suitable solution at present, and it is not ruled out that they will leave Simmons behind. However, some sources have revealed that many teams are still interested in Simmons. Simmons played 70 games last season, averaging 19.3 points, 4.8 assists and 2.7 rebounds per game, shooting 42.6% from the field, 36.3% from three-pointers and 90.2% from free throws. Personal performance is OK.

According to US media Hoops Wire reporter Sam Amico, the 76ers and the Nuggets are the second of the teams that have expressed trading interest in Celtics defender Anthony Simmons. In addition, the sources said the Bucks could be another team that would pursue Simmons before training camp began. In other words, these three teams are expected to start a pursuit of Simmons. Will Simmons stay with the Celtics or will he go to other teams in the end? It depends on the final discussion between the teams. After all, the asking price for the Simmons Celtics will definitely not be low.

Heat's lineup has been adjusted quite a bit during the offseason. They have formed a brand new starting lineup through trading, improving the strength of the starting lineup. Of course, they have been constantly rumored to trade for a while. The team was previously revealed to have intentionally sent Rochelle from the team's expiration contract and was willing to exchange him for any chips, but the most hope was to get the frontcourt player.

The long trading negotiations about Rochelle have never made any progress. The Bulls had previously been interested in Rochelle, but the communication between the two teams was quickly interrupted. Currently, Rochelle's contract has $26.64 million left for a year. In the end, whether he will stay in the Heat or be sent to other teams will also have to wait for subsequent progress. But from the current situation, the main body of the Heat's lineup in the new season is likely to not change. We will wait and see what kind of performance their lineup can perform in the new season. The Warriors have finally completed their first signing in the offseason. Because the Kumingga problem has never been resolved, including many players such as Horford and Melton, who have previously had trading rumors, signing contracts have never been reached. The Warriors reached their first signing earlier. According to famous reporter Scotto, the Warriors have reached a contract agreement with Tyvion Kingsey.

25-year-old Kimsey is 1.96 meters tall and has played for five seasons at Marshall University. He was out of the NBA draft in 2023. In 2024, Kimsey signed a 10-day short contract and a two-way contract with the Jazz. Recently, he was selected for the NBA G League united team in the FIBA ​​FIBA ​​Intercontinental Cup in September. Kingsey has played for the Jazz-affiliated team of the G League in the past two seasons. He played for the team in 34 games last season, averaging 12.3 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1 steal, with three shooting percentages of 51.9%, 33% and 60% respectively. He played 6 games for the Kings in the NBA Summer United this year, averaging 4.5 points and 1.2 rebounds per game.

While the outside world was still discussing, the Santa Cruz Warriors officially announced that the team signed with Jinsi, which means that the adjustment and supplementation here are for the G League. At this stage, when will the Warriors solve the problem of Kumingga so that the Warriors will truly usher in a node of strengthening the lineup?