NBA: Thunder spent 822 million, Curry responded to retirement, the Clippers signed a new contract, and the second place returned to the Wizards

The NBA offseason continued, and many signings were officially announced earlier. In addition, new signings were completed. In addition, Curry once again responded to the topic of his retirement in an interview. The Wizards also signed back to the second-tier show with a one-year contract. Let’s take a look at the specific situation. NBA: The Thunder spent 822 million yuan, Curry responded to retirement, the Clippers signed a new contract, and the second place returned to the Wizards.

The day before, the Thunder renewed Chet with a maximum of $250 million in five years, which caused controversy from the outside world. When the outside world was discussing whether the team could retain Jayway and face greater salary pressure for this, the team quickly reached a contract extension with Jaylen Williams. This is a contract of up to 5 years of $287 million. In this way, considering Alexander's contract, the Thunder gave up a total of $822 million in the offseason for the three young men.

Jewe is the second leader of the Thunder. He shared Alexander's pressure well on the offensive end. When Alexander was in a sluggish game in many games, he took on the banner of the team. In April, he suffered an injury and insisted on playing the game with an injury and finally helped the team win the championship. After winning the championship, Jewe underwent surgery to repair his wrist. According to statistics, Jaylen Williams scored at least 1400 points + 100 steals (1490 points, 111 steals) in the 2024-25 season, the fourth player in the league, and the other three are Alexander, Jokic and Harden.

It has to be said that these three operations of the Thunder have laid the foundation for the team's future, that is, to build a lineup based on three cores, even if you pay more salary. The current Thunder still has one year of rookie bonus. Salary pressure will not occur at the earliest in the 26th to 27th seasons, but they still have the initiative and have a large number of draft picks in hand, which can better adjust the lineup. With the renewal of the contract between the third young master of the Thunder, new questions arise from the outside world: Will the Thunder be able to complete the three consecutive championships? After all, in this offseason, their lineup has not been lost at all, and first-round rookies Sauber and Topic have also been added. The subsequent operations of the Clippers are still under discussion. The one who discussed the most with the outside world is that Bill and Paul will eventually join the Clippers. Of course, they also completed a new signing before this. According to Hoopshype famous reporter Michael Scotto, the Clippers signed a two-way contract with this year's No. 50 pick Kobe Sanders. Kobe Sanders is from the University of Nevada, 2.01 meters tall, playing as a defender. In the 2024-25 season, Sanders averaged 15.8 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.1 steals per game. As for the Clippers' lineup in the new season, young players still have many opportunities, it depends on whether they can seize it. The Wizards also have some operations, and earlier they won and signed back the former No. 2 pick Bagley with a one-year contract; he was traded to the Grizzlies before the end of this year's trade, and now he is back. For the Wizards, their operations have never been able to find the right direction in the past few seasons. What will happen in the future depends on the management's subsequent adjustments.

The last message is about Curry. The Warriors' offseason lineup adjustments have not made substantial progress, and many intentional goals have been frequently exposed, but the signing or deal has not been completed. In terms of the current situation, everything will not be considered until Kuminga's stay or left, and the Warriors management will think about the subsequent operations. When Curry retired was once again mentioned, earlier in the golf celebrity tournament in Lake Tahoe. When asked how long he plans to play in the NBA, Curry said: "I don't know. I only think about it for two years at a time. That's the remaining time in my contract now."

For Curry, he has come to the end of his career, but he can still maintain his competitiveness. If the core of the Warriors' lineup can ensure attendance, condition and health in the new season, they will still have considerable competitiveness. Of course, physical fitness and injuries are their biggest problems. The last thing to pay attention to is when the Warriors will complete the lineup adjustment, and can the Warriors maintain their possibility of going further in the new season?