The Rockets sign another person! On the morning of July 25, new news came from the NBA, the Warriors, Rockets and Bucks!

NBA has changed drastically this summer! Curry's teammates' annual salary is stuck, the Rockets are crazy about signings to the top, and the old opponent becomes a new partner.

Recently, a lot of new news has been heard from the NBA. On July 25, many teams were active frequently, and the Warriors were in a deadlock on the issue of Kumingga's contract renewal. The Rockets had just signed the fourth new player, while the Bucks had settled the inside strong aid Turner. The Warriors are in a bit of trouble now. They wanted to keep striker Kumingga, but the two sides could not reach a salary. Kumingga has to sign an annual salary contract of 30 million, while the Warriors can only pay about 20 million. Both the Sun and the King proposed a deal, but the Warriors were worried that if the signing person now would pay more luxury taxes, which would affect subsequent operations. The Sun said he wanted to exchange Kuminga, but he didn't have enough chips. Carter and Saric gave to the King were not sincere enough by the Warriors.

The Rockets' operation is very fierce. On July 23, he just signed a 3.1 million-year contract with Okogie. With Durant, Smith and Capela who have won before, the Rockets have gathered four of them. Okogi played with the Hornets last year and averaged about 7 points per game. The Rockets not only strengthened the lineup, but also retained Adams and signed a 50 million contract with VanVleet again. The Rockets now have a 14-man roster and plan to rush to the Thunder in the new season.

Turner's transfer to the Bucks is interesting. He had played with the Pacers for eight years before, and he was fighting against Antetokounmpo of the Bucks. Turner said at a press conference that he was "fed up with elbows" and now he has become a teammate. The Bucks have a good chance of scoring at 16 points per game and want him to partner with Antetokounmpo. Turner has never won the championship with the Pacers before, but now he wants to compete for the championship if he changes teams.

These transfers are all about profit calculations. In order to save taxes, the Warriors would rather drag on signing people. The Rockets spent money on defensive reinforcement, while Turner bets on the championship in another place. All teams are settled to see who can accurately calculate the trend of the new season.

Kuminga and the Warriors have not yet agreed, and the Rockets' lineup is almost full, and Turner has begun to adapt to the new team. The NBA operation this summer is not over yet, and there may be more movement in the future.