Russell joins forces with Thick Brows again, the Mavericks want to win with the middle class, but the price drops sharply after leaving the Lakers

On June 25, US media revealed that the Lakers' former player Russell will join forces with Davis again, and the Mavericks want to sign Russell with a $5.7 million mini middle class. Russell's contract with the Nets expires after the end of this season and is currently a free agent. The Nets, who are busy with the draft, did not mean to leave Russell. The team management is already looking for a new guard, and even thinks that Russell is not worth much in staying with the team, so they did not renew their contract.

However, for Russell, the good news is that the Mavericks have always officially announced that they will find a point guard in free agents, and Russell is the right person. During the Lakers, Russell, Davis and Christie, both partnered with each other, and they had good results. When Irving chose to renew his contract with a salary cut, the Mavericks received a mini middle class of 5.7 million, which could be used to sign Russell. Russell, Davis and Christie, both maintain a good relationship. If they play together again, it is also a good choice to reduce the time cost of running-in. After leaving the Lakers, Russell did not play well again even if he returned to the Nets that once made him rise. Russell once led the Nets into the playoffs and became an All-Star, and was later traded. I originally thought of leaving the Lakers and returning to the Nets, Russell could find himself and become an All-Star again, but after leaving the Lakers, he lived a worse life. It can be said that he was a crazy price drop, and now he is going to take the mini middle class.

Russell, as a central defender, cooperated with Davis and Christie, may allow him to find his position again. With Irving as the offensive boss, Russell's job will be easier, just organize and share some pressure.