NBA One Night: 7 for 1, Kumingga stays in the team for three years? The two teams join Durant to compete

The NBA offseason has not officially started, but a deal has been reached. In addition to the unexpected 7-for-1 deal, new news has also been made for the Warriors' Kumingga. The other two teams have joined the competition for Durant, and the Raptors have put the core players on the shelves. Let's take a look at what news worth paying attention to in the past day. NBA One Night: 7 for 1, Kumingga stayed in the team for three years? The two teams joined Durant for the competition.

Grizzlies and the Magic reached a 7-for-1 deal. The Grizzlies sent Bain away and chose to break up the team, which in turn received Pope, Cole Anthony, four unprotected first-round picks and one first-round pick to swap rights. Specifically, the draft picks that the Magic will give to the Memphis Grizzlies include the 16th pick in the first round of 2025, the Phoenix Suns' first round pick in 2026, and the Magic's own 2028 and 2030 unprotected first round picks. The 2029 first-round draft pick swaps are slightly protected.

This deal is something that both teams need. The Grizzlies choose to strengthen their shortest boards in exchange for Bain, who has outside shooting. At the same time, they will set up a starting lineup that is both offensive and defensive in the new season. Shams also said Magic president Jeff Weltman clearly stated that the team adopted an aggressive and winning strategy in the offseason, adding Bain to the core lineup led by Bankairo, Wagner Jr. and Sargers.

The Grizzlies sent Bain away and got players from the wings and backcourts. There are also multiple first-round picks that I can beat multiple goals in one fell swoop, but it also made many teams pay attention to Morant and Jackson. We will wait and see if the Grizzlies will have other operations in the future.

The Warriors have new news about Kumingga. It was said that he expected that even if he stayed in the team, it would appear after December. The latest news shows that Kumingga is likely to reach a contract renewal with the Warriors. According to US media Ball Report, Kumingga and the Warriors are expected to reach a short-term contract agreement this summer. This contract could be a 2+1 contract, estimated to be between 60 million and 75 million, with the last year as the player option.

The media said that since the Warriors do not consider Kumingga a long-term choice and the team's right choice for the core lineup for the championship, such a contract is beneficial to both parties. If Kumingga is willing to accept such a contract, it is still a good choice for the Warriors, after all, the team currently has little room for operation.

The Grizzlies' 7-for-1 deal was reached, which attracted more attention from the outside world to Durant. This deal is likely to have a significant impact on the potential operation of the offseason, after all, Bain can get so many bargaining chips. US media NBA Central updates the updates. According to ESPN famous reporter Brian Windhorst, the Toronto Raptors and the Los Angeles Clippers are quietly joining Durant's trading negotiations. The intervention of these two teams injects new variables into the original Heat/Timberwolves/Rocks' three-party competition.

Interestingly, the Raptors have also been exposed for a new potential operation; according to the report of the American Sidery, the Raptors are planning to reorganize the forward line, and they will build a starting line combination around Barnes, Ingram and Dick, which also makes Barrett a player that the team can be sent away by trade. Although Barrett averaged 21.1 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game last season, the team management believes that the adaptability between him and Barnes has limitations, and the Raptors may use Barrett's trade to exchange for backcourt upgrades or draft assets.

Durant's whereabouts are still to be determined. There are three next popular teams, but 6 to 8 teams are expected to be interested in Durant and have tried to communicate with the Suns management. We will wait and see which team Durant will go to in the end.