Three more signings! The scorer signed a 3-year, 48 million fat contract for the 3-year, and the Timberwolves signed a 28+9+8 veteran

On July 8, the NBA had three more signings, the scorer signed a 3-year, 48 million fat contract for the 3-year, the Timberwolves signed a 28+9+8 veteran, and there is also news about the Magic. Let's take a look at it in detail below. First of all, let’s talk about this undrafted shooter, he is Duncan Robinson. Just today, the Pistons officially announced that the team signed a three-year contract with Duncan Robinson, with a total value of US$48 million and an average annual salary of US$16 million! Dunro played at the Heat last season, averaging 11.3 points per game, shooting 39.3% from three-pointers and 39.7% from three-pointers in his career!

As a undraft, Duncan and Robinson can be said to have caught up with the good times. The defense is average, but the offensive end has a stable three-pointer. Deng Luo has really won all the money by relying on this move. During the Heat, Dunro received a five-year, 90 million contract. This summer, he jumped out of the player option and joined the Pistons, and he could still get a 48 million fat offer, which is indeed amazing. So far in his career, Deng Luo's total contract amount has exceeded US$120 million, which is simply too successful for a undrafted draft.

Let's talk about the Timberwolves. Just today, they signed a veteran, 37-year-old Ingles. Ingles also played in the Timberwolves last season, but his current role is mainly a locker room leader, who teaches young people some experience and cannot really play on the court. He played a total of 19 games last season, averaging 6 minutes per game, scoring 0.6 points, 0.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists. Ingles' career is very inspiring, he was a undrafted man. At his peak, he averaged 12.1 points, 4 rebounds, 5.7 assists per game at the Jazz, and was famous in the league in organizational skills.

As an Australian player, Ingles' style of playing is not as gentlemanly as his appearance, but is very confrontational and very experienced in playing. He was originally the "study" prepared by the Jazz to train the talented teenager Exam. As a result, after Exam was seriously injured many times, the Jazz lost patience and sent him away. Instead, Ingles, the "study" played for 8 years with the Jazz and grew up to be a starter. At his peak, he had a highlight performance of 28 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists in a single game. Later, Ingles switched to the Trail Blazers, Bucks, Magic, and Timberwolves. Now he is 37 years old and can still get a contract extension, which shows that he really knows how to play. The last signing came from the Magic, who re-signed center Wagner with a one-year, $5 million contract. Wagner had a team option of 11 million a year, but the Magic thought it was given too much, and the Magic had signed many helpers this year, including Bain, Tyers Jones and others, and their salary space was extremely compressed. So, the Magic rejected the Big Wagner's 11 million team option and instead signed it back with a 5 million contract. Wagner, the Greater, played 30 games last season, averaging 12.9 points and 4.9 rebounds per game, and was very efficient, but due to a torn ACL in the left knee, it was reimbursed for the season, so the injury this time also seriously affected his value.