Which team Landry went to and which team Landry is on now

Kings are moving this summer.

Kings.

Carl Landry (Carl Landry), born on September 19, 1983 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward and plays for the Sacramento Kings of the NBA. In the 2007 NBA Draft, Karl Landry was selected by the Seattle SuperSonics in the second round and was traded to the Houston Rockets to begin his career. Landry went through the Rockets, Kings, Hornets, and Warriors in the NBA, and on July 16, 2013, Landry returned to the Sacramento Kings after a season with the Warriors.

Now in the Kings, the Rockets used Landry, Maddy and the Kings, the Knicks made a three-way trade, Maddy went to the Knicks, after the contract expired, now in the Pistons, Martin went to the Rockets.

Why is Landry gone???

He turned to the Hornets last season, and now he is also a regular selection, but he has not been in good form since the Kings. The performance is barely passable.

Now in the New Ohrlian Hornets.

From the rocket went to the king.

Then went to the New Orleans Hornets.

Now in the Wasp. At that time, Landry and Maddie were traded for Martin. Later, it was changed to the Wasp.

Landry is now with the New Orleans Hornets. Thank you.

Which one? Carl Landry is now in the Hornets.

On July 10, Beijing time, according to the official report of the Philadelphia 76ers, 76ers general manager Ed Stefansky announced that they had reached an agreement with Clippers free agent Elton Brand, and it is reported that the 76ers provided Brand with a five-year $82 million maximum salary contract, which will be changed to the 76ers jersey in the new season.

It's exciting to have a player like Elton added," Stefansky said. "I am convinced that his talent, his experience, his leadership will make us even better. He's going to fit into our new team and he's going to be invaluable for us for a long time to come.

Standing at 6'8" and weighing 254 pounds, Brand has nine years of playing experience, and in 614 career games, he has made 609 starts, averaging points, rebounds, assists, blocks and steals per game.

Brand, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, and Shaquille O'Neal are currently the only four players in the league to have a career average of 20+10 in points and rebounds. In addition, Brand averaged frontcourt rebounds per game in his career, ranking 7th among active players.

The 29-year-old elite power forward put up the best performance of his career in 2005-06 to help the Clippers return to the playoffs after an eight-year absence. That season, Brand set a career-high record with points per game, and ranked 7th in the MVP vote at the end of the season. In the end, Brand was named to the second NBA Team of the Year team for the second time after 2002.

In addition, in the 2005-06 playoffs, Brand averaged points, rebounds, assists, and blocks per game, helping the Clippers reach the Western Conference semifinals all the way.

In the 1999 draft, Brand was selected by the Bulls with the No. 1 pick in the first round and was voted Rookie of the Year that year along with Rockets guard Steve Francis. After spending 2 seasons with the Bulls, Brand was sent to the Clippers in 2001 by the Bulls as a bargaining chip in a trade for Tyson Chandler.

During training last August, Brand accidentally ruptured his left Achilles tendon, an injury that saw him play in the final eight games of the 2007-08 season. In these only eight games, Brand still showed good form, and despite his limited playing time, he was able to score points, rebounds, assists, and blocks. You know, if it weren't for an Achilles tendon injury, Brand could have been called an iron man, as he played more than 80 games in four seasons in his nine-year career.

With the addition of Brand, the 76ers frontcourt will be stronger than ever. In the new season, Samuel Delham Porter, Brand, and second-year forward Thaddeus Young are expected to form the most feared frontcourt in the East, and the backcourt played by Andre Iguodala and Andre Miller should not be underestimated. There's no doubt that Brand's addition has taken the 76ers up a notch.