2023 Off-Season Changes: Buyer-Seller Analysis and Deals – Sports Vision

2023-07-01 22:57:42

The 2023 off-season will start in full swing. The new version of the CBA requires all teams to make changes. In this summer when all teams must follow the new rules, who will be the buyer, who will be the seller, who will fight for the present, and who will look to the future? Sports Vision lists it for you.

July 2nd

Raptors sign Jalen McDaniels, 2 years, $9.3 million

Clippers sign Russell Westbrook back, 2 years, $8 million

Rockets sign Jock Landale to four-year, $32 million deal

Rockets sign Dillon Brooks to four-year, $80 million deal

Rockets Nets trade:

Rockets get: Patrick Mills

Nets get: Trade exception

Cavaliers sign Ty Jerome with 2-year minimum salary

Mavericks sign back Dwight Powell, three years, $12 million

The Bucks sign Jae Crowder back with a minimum salary of 1 year

jazz knight trade

Jazz get: Trade exception

Cavaliers get: Damian Jones

Magic sign Mo Wagner back, 2 years, 16 million dollars

Lakers sign Anstin Reaves back, 4 years, $56 million

Nick Pedestrian Deal

Pacers get: Obi Toppin

Nick gets: Two future draft picks

Sixers Sign Patrick Beverley, 1-Year-Minimum

Bucks sign Brook Lopez back, 2 years, $48 million

Lakers sign D’Angelo Russell back, 2 years, $37 million

Heat sign Thomas Bryant, 2-year minimum salary

Thunder sign Vasilije Micic to three-year, $23.5 million deal

July 1

Kings sign Sasha Vezenkov to three-year, $20 million deal

Nets sign Dennis Smith Jr., 1-year minimum salary

Lakers sign Jaxson Hayes to 2-year deal

Cavaliers Heat Spurs three-way deal

Cavaliers get: Max Strus (new contract 4 years 63 million, signed with the Heat)

Heat get: A second-round pick

Spurs get: Cedi Osman, Lamar Stevens, a second-round pick

heat thunder trade

The Heat get: 9.45 million transaction exceptions

Thunder get: Victor Oladipo

wizard piston trade

Pistons get: Monte Morris

Wizards get: A future second-round pick

Grizzlies sign Derrick Rose, 2 years, $6.5 million

Mavs sign Seth Curry, 2-year minimum

Celtics sign Oshae Brisett to 2-year deal

Raptors sign Dennis Schroder to two-year, $26 million deal

Spurs sign Julian Champagnie back, four years, $12 million

Rockets sign Fred VanVleet, 3 years, $130 million (maximum salary)

Lakers sign Cam Reddish, 2-year minimum salary

The Lakers signed Rui Hachimura back for $51 million in three years.

The Heat signed Kevin Love back to a 2-year contract with $3.7 million in the first year and a player option for the second year.

Heat sign Josh Richardson, 2 years, $5.9 million

The Timberwolves signed Shake Milton to a two-year, $10 million deal.

The Pelicans and Herbert Jones renewed their contract for 4 years and 54 million US dollars.

The Suns signed Yuta Watanabe with a minimum salary of 1 year.

The Lakers signed Gabe Vincent for three years and $33 million.

The Spurs signed Tre Jones back for 2 years and $20 million.

The Nets and Cameron Johnson renewed their contract in advance, 4 years and 108 million US dollars.

The Raptors signed back Jakob Poeltl for 4 years and $80 million.

The Magic signed Joe Ingles for two years and $22 million.

The Bucks signed Khris Middleton back for three years and $102 million.

The Mavericks signed Kyrie Irving back, three years, $126 million, and a player option for the third year.

The Cavaliers signed Georges Niang to a three-year, $26 million deal.

The Suns signed Chimezie Metu with a one-year minimum salary.

The Bulls signed Jevon Carter to a three-year, $20 million deal.

The Timberwolves signed Nickiel Alexander-Walker back for two years.

The Nuggets signed Reggie Jackson back for 2 years and $10.25 million.

The Timberwolves signed Troy Brown Jr. on a two-year contract.

The Celtics and Kristaps Porzingis renewed their contract early, 2 years and 60 million US dollars.

The Blazers signed back Jerami Grant for 5 years and $160 million.

The Pacers signed Bruce Brown to a two-year, $45 million deal.

The Suns signed Damion Lee back with a 2-year minimum salary and a player option for the second year.

The Suns signed Keita Bates-Diop to a two-year, $5 million deal.

The Nuggets signed back DeAndre Jordan with a minimum salary of one year.

The Suns signed back Josh Okogie with a minimum salary of one year.

The Bulls extended Colby White’s contract for three years and $33 million.

The Wizards signed Kyle Kuzma back for four years and $102 million.

The Suns signed Drew Eubanks with a two-year minimum salary.

The Lakers signed Taurean Prince for $4.5 million in one year.

The Cavaliers extended Caris LeVert’s contract for 2 years and 32 million US dollars.

The Kings signed Trey Lyles back for 2 years and $16 million.

The Warriors signed back Draymond Green for $100 million in four years.

Nets Pistons Trade

Nets get: 19.9M trade exception

Pistons get: Joe Harris, 2027 second-round pick (Mavericks), 2029 second-round pick (Bucks)

June 30th

horse king trade

Pacers get: Future draft picks

Kings get: Chris Duarte

June 27

eagle jazz trade

Hawks get: Rudy Gay, future second-round pick

Jazz get: John Collins

June 23rd

wizard warrior trade

Wizards get: Jordan Poole, Ryan Rollins, Patrick Baldwin Jr., 2027 second-round pick, 203 second-round pick

Warriors get: Chris Paul

June 22nd

Celtics, Wizards, Grizzlies trade

Celtics get: Kristaps Porzingis, 25th overall pick in 2023, 2024 first round pick (Warriors)

Wizards get: Tyus Jones, Danilo Gallinari, Mike Muscala, 2023 second-round pick 35 (Celtics)

Grizzlies get: Marcus Smart

June 19th

sun wizard trade

Suns get: Bradley Beal, Jordan Goodwin, Isaiah Todd

Wizards get: Chris Paul, Landry Shamet, 2024, 2026, 2028, 2030 first-round pick swap rights, six second-round picks

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