3-for-1 trade and get B, the Spurs strengthened again! 3-way upgrade to the 12-man roster intensifies the Wild West Inner Roll

3 for 1 trade was completed and received a B score, and the Spurs once again completed the lineup strengthening! At the same time, there are still three big chips in your hand that can further upgrade to the 12-man roster. As the Spurs further strengthen, the already wild Western Conference Intra-roll further intensified.

3 for 1 trade was reached

When the summer league was fully started, the Spurs are still actively strengthening through trades. According to ESPN reporter Shams, the Spurs completed a 3 for 1 trade with the Wizards.

The specific transaction content is as follows

The Wizards get: Branham + Wesley + 26th-year second-round pick (the worst of the Mavericks, 76ers and the Thunder);

The Spurs get: Olynik.

Spurs won a B score

US media ESPN also wrote an article to rate this deal. Both the Spurs and the Wizards received a B score, which can be said to be a win-win situation for each of them.

Olynick was sent to the Wizards by the Pelicans as part of Poole's exchange with CJ two weeks ago. After being sent to the Spurs again, Olynick has been transferred to nine teams in his 12-year career. The reason why the Spurs received a B score is that on the one hand, the chips paid for the transaction are limited. Branham and Wesley are both marginal players with garbage contracts, and staying or leaving will not have any negative impact on the Spurs.

On the other hand, the value of the second round pick paid by the Spurs is also very limited. According to the competitiveness of the 76ers, the Thunder and the Mavericks, this second round pick is likely to be ranked behind the 55th pick. In contrast, Olynick is a good inside reinforcement choice. In the 24-25 season, he shot 42% of his three-point shooting percentage and has a 37% three-point shooting percentage so far in his career, making him a very good space-type inside substitute.

Especially considering that the Spurs introduced traditional inside Cornet 41 million in four years, the introduction of Olynick can ensure that the Spurs inside has space for a long time.

This is undoubtedly crucial for the Spurs, which have two non-space defenders, Castle and Harper.

3 chips upgraded to the 12-man roster

After completing the 3-for-1 trade, the Spurs' 12-man roster is as follows: Fox, Castle, Vassel, Barnes, Vinbanyama;

7 substitutes: Cornet, Sohan, Champany, Carter Bryant, Harper, Kelden Johnson and Olynick.

Since the Spurs previously signed with Connet to use the full middle class special case, they have triggered the hard salary cap, and the overall salary must not exceed $195 million.

The total salary of players on 12 formal contracts is US$175 million, there is still 20 million room to the hard hat, and 12.5 million away from the luxury tax line.

Therefore, the Spurs currently have three reinforcement methods to use, namely the $5.1 million biennium special case, the $3.1 million remaining in the middle class special case, and the basic salary contract.

intensifies the Western Internal Volume

. If nothing unexpected happens, the Spurs will complete a series of reinforcements in the future, and may even complete a large-scale trade to strengthen them. This is also a microcosm of the crazy Western Internal Volume since the offseason.

Compared with the East where Tatum and Halliburton's competitiveness declined after serious injuries, the competition in the new season of the West can be called a meat grinder.

Not only did the defending champion Thunder leave all the core rotations to mature, the young Rockets also introduced many players including KD to achieve transformation in one go, and the Nuggets, Mavericks, and Clippers have also strengthened one after another. The competition in the Western Conference will inevitably further heat up in the new season.