The Rockets picked up the defensive gate for free, the Suns new ace number is confirmed, there are too many magical operations in the offseason!

As the hustle and bustle of the summer league gradually fade away, the NBA's offseason has entered a new stage. Although the field is temporarily calm, the number of calls from the management of each team may not have stopped. I feel that this year's offseason is particularly interesting. Some teams are calculating carefully "Taobao", while others are making the final sprint for the championship, and their ideas vary greatly.

Let's first look at those teams that "can live a life". The Rockets' operations can really be said to be a textbook-level money-saving enhancement. According to the news, the Rockets successfully won the defensive champion Okogi. What's the key? The key is that of Okogi's annual salary of 3.08 million, 780,000 was paid by the league!

The Rockets' operation is about to be free to pick up a powerful wing defensive player. Their team building ideas of accumulating defensive resources are implemented quite thoroughly.

On the other side, the Pistons are looking longer. As a semi-finished team still on the road to reconstruction, the Pistons were not idle during the offseason. They signed Jones, who was only 23, with a two-way contract. Don't underestimate this contract. In the last two months of last season, this young man scored impressive statistics of 8.7 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game.

Pistols' move is obviously to reserve talents for the future and bet on a young man's growth potential.

Of course, what fans are most concerned about is the trends of the championship group. After the Suns traded Jeff Green, they immediately confirmed his new position. Green officially took over the Suns' No. 4 jersey, while former owner Iguodala changed to No. 11 with great sensibility.

This may indicate that Green will be an important part of the Suns. The outside world also has high expectations for him. It is generally believed that if the average score per game can be stable at around 23 points in the new season, this signing will be considered a great success.

In contrast, the Clippers' operations seem "unfathomable". Chris Paul's return was great news, but his role became a mystery. The Clippers president publicly stated that how long Paul plays and how he plays depends entirely on who the opponent is and whether there are any injuries in the team.

This strategy of not giving accurate words has made Paul's positioning in the Clippers full of uncertainty. Whether he is a Dinghai Sword or a "tactical surprise" can only be found out when the new season starts.

By the way, Yang Hansen, who has been worried about by domestic fans, has also confirmed to return to the team after he became famous in the summer league. What kind of performance he will perform in the upcoming Asian Cup is also worth looking forward to.

So the question is, which one do you prefer to build a team with completely different teams with the wiseness of the Rockets, the Pistons' forbearance, the Suns' gamble and the Clippers' cautiousness? Who can finish the last laugh in the new season?