Signing is reached! The most ruthless team in the offseason! Do you play like this and you will dominate the Eastern Conference?

From the offseason to now, which teams have been operating harshly? The Rockets are one, and they trade Durant and sign Capela, which is bound to win the championship in the new season. The Suns are a guy who is ready to create a double-gun in the backcourt for Booker and Jaylen Green, which is really very idea. Thunder is a contract renewal with the three core super maximum salary. Alexander spent 285 million in four years, Chet and Jewe had 250 million in five years, and spent 785 million in five years to renew the contract. He was willing to be rich and won the championship. The Warriors are a high-quality player in the free market. They have been snatched up by other teams. The Warriors are still waiting and watching, and they have gained nothing until now. It is a cruel one. The Warriors are very confident in their core lineup. Of course, the most ruthless operation is probably the Bucks. In order to keep Antetokounmpo and maintain their competitiveness in winning the championship, they tried to strengthen their efforts, and even spared no effort to cut Lillard.

Now, the Bucks have reached another deal, and they signed with Cole Anthony to continue to deepen the intensity of the backcourt. Last season, Cole Anthony played for the Magic, playing 67 games, averaging 9.4 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 0.7 steals and 0.5 blocks per game. In recent years, due to the rise of other young players in the Magic and the changes in training plans, the backcourt was too crowded, Anthony dropped from the starter to the bench, and his playing time was getting less and less, and he gradually fell out of the Magic's regular rotation. In the peak season of 21-22, Anthony averaged 16.3 points, 5.4 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 0.7 steals per game, which is fully qualified as a star. This summer, the Magic sent Anthony to the Grizzlies to get Bain, who had stronger shooting ability. Anthony then reached a buyout with the Grizzlies and then signed with the Bucks.

The key point is that the Bucks are "ruthless", not only because their operations are ruthless, but the newly signed Cole Anthony is a very ruthless player. His defensive movements are extremely fierce. He likes to fly and pounce the ball very much, regardless of the safety of his opponent. During the regular season this season, Anthony had as many as 4 fierce snatches, resulting in a fracture of Pistons young star Aiwei, who was reimbursed for the season. You can review these flying pounces.

The slid and hit Kamala's ankle, causing the latter to fall, and flew to grab the ball. Fortunately, Sharp closed his legs in time and was not seriously injured. This time, the slid that caused Ivy to fracture, almost hit Cunningham, which was subjectively not malice, but regardless of the heart, it was indeed dirty and cruel. The main reason was that the opponent's risk of injury was not taken into account, and it was also repeated. In the playoffs, Anthony reappeared fiercely. In the G3 of the Celtics and Magic Series, Jaylen Brown was pulled down by Anthony during a breakthrough in the basket, and the latter directly received a first-level malicious foul. After that, Anthony knocked down Brown again.

In any case, Anthony is expected to reliably win a game position in the Bucks by relying on his fierce attributes. Before signing Anthony, the Bucks not only cut Lillard, but also carried out multiple operations, including a low-priced renewal of four people, a 2-year, 7.1 million contract renewal of Torrion Prince, 2-year, 11 million contract renewal of Kevin Porter Jr., 3-year, 44 million contract renewal of Bobby Portis, 2-year, 7.5 million contract renewal of Gary Trent Jr., all of which were super cheap. Connaughton traded to Hornets Micic, signed Harris and Turner in the free market. Turner is also one of the most critical reinforcements for the Bucks. He just entered the finals with the Pacers. When talking about joining the Bucks, Turner also said that he was very excited to join forces with Antetokounmpo, and his belief was completely consistent with the entire Bucks team.

Regarding Antetokounmpo, he is not sure that he will stay with the Bucks. The key is whether he feels that the Bucks have the conditions to win the championship. Of course, the Bucks are already sincere enough to make a fuss for Antetokounmpo and give all their money. Previously, Bucks head coach Rivers also said that next season, the letters will get more balls, further enhancing his core leadership position: "Next season, I hope the team will improve the pace of the game and hand over the ball to Giannis. This will avoid the pressure when controlling the ball and allow the overall offense to run. So, I want to use Giannis' style of playing as the basis, and integrate these styles of fast pace and space." Rivers also said: " I want to make Antetokounmpo a point guard. Now everyone in the league is playing the 'all-around ball', but no one is more fierce than Giannis. "

In fact, since the Bucks won the championship in 21, the results have been lower than expected for four consecutive seasons, and have been eliminated in one round in the past three years. But next season they have a chance to make a comeback, not only because of the strengthening of the lineup, but also because of the weakening of the overall strength of the Eastern Conference team. The 24-year championship Celtics have dismantled the team, and Tatum is seriously injured; this year's Eastern Conference champion Pacers, star Halliburton, is reimbursed in advance, and is confirmed to be absent next season; after the Knicks replaced the head coach, it also takes time to run in the team; the 76ers with extremely luxurious books have become soft persimmons. I wonder if the Bucks will dominate the Eastern Conference again under the leadership of Antetokounmpo?