News from Booker, Irving, Rockets, and the Clippers in the NBA

NBA Finals are in full swing. The Thunder tied 1-1 with the Pacers, and will return to the Indiana Pacers' home court. The teams and players that have already ended this season are considering their better future, including deals, contract renewals, and departures... Let's take a look at the latest news about the team and players:

Book will sign a 75 million contract that sets a record high, according to the Suns reporter: Booker is eligible to reach a two-year, $149.8 million early contract renewal contract with the Suns management from July 7. Once the contract renewal is successful, his contract will last until 2030, with a total salary reaching a terrifying $321 million, of which the salary in the 29-30 season will exceed 75 million, which will surpass the Celtic core Tatum to create an NBA historical annual salary record!

The Suns have to disband the Big Three in the offseason. Durant and Bill are both teams that are likely to leave, and the team will continue to build the team around Booker. He averaged 25.6 points, 4.1 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game this season. However, due to the lack of defenders from the outside and frame guards from the inside, and the continuous injuries of the core players, they could only rank 11th in the West and failed to lead the team to the playoff stage.

The Mavericks will provide Irving with a three-year, 120 million early contract renewal contract

According to the Lone Traveler reporter: Although Irving suffered a very serious injury to a cruciate ligament rupture this season, the management still expressed that it had reached an intention to renew the contract with Irving, and they firmly believe that the main lineup of Irving and Davis can finally win the championship. However, the two sides are more likely to reach a four-year maximum salary contract of 120 million yuan! This season, the Mavericks were very sad and happy. The boss would have to do a big fight with Doncic for Thick Eyebrows, but with the injuries of the main players of Thick Eyebrows, Lefly and Irving, the team eventually lost to the Grizzlies in the playoffs and eventually missed the playoffs. However, at the lottery meeting, they won the No. 1 pick with the only 0.8% chance, which can bring the white superstar Flag to the lineup.

Rockets will renew their contract with Van Vritte in advance for 3 years of 90 million to 100 million

Rockets reporters said in the program: The Rockets are expected to retain veteran Van Vritte in three years of 90 million to 100 million. Adams' contract will also be between 42 million and 45 million in three years. The Rockets' progress this season is obvious to all. As Shin Kyung continues to be all-around in the interior and All-Star data, rookie Amen Thompson brings vitality and passion to the team on the defensive end. This season's regular season has been thriving and rising to second in the Western Conference. However, due to lack of experience and instability in the playoffs, he eventually lost to the Warriors 3-4 in the first round tiebreak. Van Vreet has a team option of $44.9 million next season. Head coach Uduka trusts the veterans' performance on the court. He will also be the traditional point guard in the Rockets lineup, and can organize teammates and control the rhythm of the game on the court. Adams' outstanding inside player position in the playoffs to compete for rebounds and match the defender's pick-and-roll has been proven successfully.

The Clippers and Suns' trade between Durant fell out because of Zubac

The well-known reporter talked about the trading rumors between Durant and the Clippers in the live broadcast: The trade between Durant and the Clippers will be broken because of Zubac. The Suns want to get Zubac in the trade, but the Clippers cannot give up this excellent big player. Zubac averaged 17.4 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1 block per game in seven playoffs. He would be very confident if he didn't waste his phone on the offensive end. He could even resist the league's number one player Jokic on the defensive end. He was a big beast with both offense and defense. For the sake of long-term consideration, the Clippers did not give up on him is a very correct choice!