Three big news in one night! The Spurs traded 3 for 1 and got Olynick, and the Clippers cut 1 player to make room

On July 9, the NBA free market became lively again, and three major updates came over the past night. Among them, the Spurs and the Wizards reached a 3-for-1 deal, getting Olynick, further improving the depth of the inside; the Clippers cut Jordan Miller, seemingly making room for Bill; Jokic has confirmed that he will not renew his contract with the Nuggets in advance this summer, and will wait until next summer to negotiate.

reporter Shams reported that the Wizards traded Olynick to the Spurs in exchange for Branham, Wesley and the second round of 26 years.

Olynick was previously traded by the Pelicans to the Wizards, but he was soon sent away. His salary next season is $13.5 million, with only one year left in the contract. Branham and Wesley will become restricted free agents next summer, while the Spurs will successfully improve their inside depth and have signed Connett before, so that Wenban Yama has enough helpers around. After the Clippers got the trade, they did not stop and chose to cut Jordan Miller. His salary of $2.19 million is insured, so the team has freed up $8.9 million in salary space and can continue to strengthen. It is reported that the Clippers do not intend to give up Jordan Miller just now. If no team claims it before the clarification period, they are willing to sign him again and allow him to continue to represent the team in the summer league.

There are cutting Jordan Miller, and the outside world also believes that the Clippers are making room for Bill. After sending out Powell, the team lacks a scorer, and Bill is the most suitable candidate. Bill is currently discussing a buyout with the Suns. Once it is bought out, he will attract the attention of many teams, but the call for joining the Clippers is currently the highest. Several reporters followed up and reported that as long as Bill reaches a buyout with the Suns, the Clippers are likely to be the strongest contender to sign the defender.

It is reported that Jokic has informed the Nuggets that he will not renew his contract early this offseason and he plans to wait until next summer to negotiate contracts. Jokic can complete an early contract renewal with the Nuggets this summer, but if he waits until next summer, he can sign $292 million for four years. This summer, the Nuggets also made a series of reinforcements to make Jokic satisfied with the team. After all, in the 24-25 season, the team lost some competitiveness.