Three big news in one night! The Warriors first signing, Rockets new player wedding, the Lakers have no intention of trading James

The NBA free market has gradually calmed down, and three major news has been heard in the past night. Among them, the Warriors finally signed the first contract, reaching a contract with 23-year-old undrafted Tyvion Kingsey, which is just prepared for the Development League team; Rockets new player Finney Smith officially got married, although he is only 32 years old, he already has 5 children; Lakers media revealed that the team is not interested in Butler or Kumingga and has no intention of trading James.

According to famous reporter Michael Scotto, the Warriors and wing player Tevion Kingsey reached a contract. This is the first move the Warriors made this summer in the offseason. Kim Si is 25 years old and has been out of the draft for 23 years. He has signed a two-way contract with the Jazz in 24 years. He has played in the Development League in the past two years, averaging 11.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game.

It is surprising that the Warriors signed Jinsi not for training camp, but for the Development League Santa Cruz Warriors. Soon, the Santa Cruz Warriors officially announced that the team signed Jinsi and obtained the signing rights of Tyvion Jinsi through a deal. This is interesting. It seems that the Warriors are not in a hurry at all. Although there is no action for the time being, they have all had scandals with Horford, Melton, Payton and Curry Jr., but they need to wait until Kumingga's problem is solved.

Rockets new player Finney Smith held a wedding with his wife JazMyne Branch in Texas today, but no new teammates participated. Only the former Mavericks teammate Dennis Smith Jr. (played as best man). Smith has been in love with his wife for more than 10 years and is finally married. It is reported that the couple raises five children together (not all of them born to their current wife) and had their first daughter when Smith was 16 years old. And this summer, Smith joined the Rockets for 4 years and $53 million.

Previously, it was reported that the Warriors had been paying attention to Lakers star James, but the Lakers media revealed that the team was not interested in Warriors forward Butler or Kumingga, and would not trade to send James away. James currently has the right to veto the transaction. Only when he actively applies for a deal from the Lakers can he have the opportunity to join the Warriors. However, he has never expressed his intention to leave to the Lakers.