The 10 teams that spent the most money this summer: The Suns spent 170 million yuan, and the Thunder spent 800 million yuan first!

In this offseason, many teams have completed the reinforcement through excellent operations. Generally speaking, the teams that have completed the reinforcement will spend a lot of money. Next, let’s take a look at the 10 teams that spend the most money in the offseason. Among them, the Lakers are only ranked ninth, while the Warriors are relatively cheap. They have not spent a single point so far, and the entire league is at the bottom, and they have not entered this list. The Warriors were defended by Kumingga. The 10th Suns

The Suns spent 173 million yuan this offseason. Their money was mainly spent on renewing Booker, which was 140 million yuan for two years. The team gave him such a large contract to tell Booker that you will securely win the contract in the next two years, and the team will not be able to pursue the record. They also signed rookies such as Maruac and bought out Bill. The loss was that they bought out in installments. If they bought out directly, the Suns would probably not be able to bear it. Ishbiya's expenses have been quite high in recent years! The Lakers spent 208 million this summer, and they mainly renewed Doncic for 165 million. In addition, Ayton and Smart both bought out and joined. Their signing was very good value for money. In addition, the team signed Laravia, which didn't spend much. In order to save money this offseason, the Lakers did not even renew their contract with James. The team's intention is very clear. They are planning to free up salary space in the 27-year offseason to introduce big names such as Letters and Jokic.

The Eighth Bucks

The Bucks also tried their best to keep the letters this offseason. They first bought out Lillard, and then gave Turner a contract of hundreds of millions. Then the team renewed the contract with Trent, Prince and Portis. All three of them were all reduced and renewed. They were even considered to have given Yin-Yang contracts. Relying on the money-saving operation, the Bucks finally spent 210 million this summer. To be honest, their spending money looked more like they had become weaker, after all, Lillard left.

The Seventh Timberwolves

The Timberwolves renewed their two core cores, Reed and Randall, both of which were hundreds of millions of contracts. Randall sacrificed his salary for the team, and Reed asked for the largest contract he could win. This is understandable. After all, Reed was the first big contract in his career, but because the team spent too much, Alexander Walker went to other teams. The Timberwolves spent a total of 251 million this offseason, and their expenses were quite large every year. The Sixth Magic spent 275 million in the offseason. Their biggest expense was that the team renewed the contract with Bancero. In the offseason, the Magic also obtained Bain through trades. They formed their own four giants: Bancero, Wagner Jr., Bain and Sages. The ceiling this team can reach in the future is definitely worth looking forward to. They also signed Tyers Jones, a very good playmaker who has a very low pass error rate and has good space capabilities.

The Fifth Rockets

The Rockets spent 297 million in the offseason. The Rockets renewed Jabbarri Smith, Adams and Van Jordan in the offseason, and signed Finney Smith and Capela. These cost them a lot. And it seems that this money is not the limit of the Rockets' offseason, because they plan to renew Durant and Ethan in the offseason. If Ethan wants 125 million and Durant wants 100 million, then the Rockets' spending will be greater, and they will win the championship in the new season.

The fourth Grizzlies

The Grizzlies spent 324 million yuan in the offseason. In the offseason, the Grizzlies renewed their contracts with Jalen Jackson and Aldama, and won the top substitute Jerome. This is also the reason why they gave up Bain. The team's salary is indeed a bit unbearable. After all, it is a small football market and there is not that much money. With Bain's departure, the gap between them and the team competing for the championship is getting bigger and bigger. Perhaps entering the playoffs is their goal.

The Third Mavericks

The Mavericks spent 339 million in the offseason. The Mavericks first renewed their contracts with their core Irving, Gafford and Washington in the offseason. The team also signed Russell and Flag. Harrison is willing to spend money every year. It is estimated that the team's boss, Sands Group, does not care about money, but to be honest, he can't let Harrison do this. He plays a good hand of cards badly. Even so, they still want to strengthen now, and the team wants to win James.

Second Spurs

Spurs mainly renewed their contract with Fox this offseason, which cost them 220 million. The team also won the excellent puzzles of Cornet and Harper. The team's goal in next season is to strive for the playoffs. Although the team has a lot of young talents, they lack experience. In addition, Fox has never proved its leadership temperament. I think the Spurs will most likely be a playoff team next season. They spent 347 million this offseason.

The Thunder

The Thunder spent 700 million on their three young men in the offseason. Alexander won a four-year, 280 million contract with an average annual salary of over 70 million, becoming the first player in history to have an average salary of over 70 million. Chet and Jewish also won a contract of over 200 million. The team also signed rookie Sauber. They spent a total of 803 million in the offseason. For the defending champions, being able to leave a core lineup is the most successful operation.

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