How much did the Lakers sign Nash, and what players have the Lakers signed so far?

With a salary of more than one million a year, Nash is no longer at the age of making money, but a championship ring!!

Nash will join the Lakers through a sign-and-trade deal. The Lakers paid for 4 draft picks, namely first-round picks in 2013 and 2015 and second-round picks in 2013 and 2014, as well as 3 million cash and 8.9 million trade exceptions. Nash, a two-time MVP and one of the best point guards of all time, made some sacrifices when he joined the Lakers.

Because, sign first and then change, Nash got a contract of roughly $27 million for 3 years.

$2700! It is divided into three years, the annual salary in the first and second years is about 6oo, and the third year is a guaranteed contract, which is about 1400. Very good.

300w, the rest is a draft pick trade or something!

Nash's new contract will be for three years and worth a total of $27 million.

Nash's new contract will be for three years, $27 million a year.

25 million for 3 years, in the form of signing first and then changing.

The Suns will receive the Lakers' 2013 and 2015 first-round picks, as well as second-round picks in 2014 and 2015. In addition, the Lakers will pay an additional $3 million to the Suns to facilitate the deal.

3 million cash and 8.9 million transactions exception.

Plus 4 picks.

Basically, it didn't cost much money, it was all through trades, just a few draft picks and 8.9 million exceptions.

The Lakers don't have much salary space and can't sign him. The salary has been capped and cannot be signed directly The decision is not in the hands of the Lakers, this is the choice that the Suns signed Nash first, and then let Nash make the choice, to the Suns and Nash.

Four picks for $8.9 million in trade exceptions.

Nash will be offered a three-year, $25 million contract.

The Suns will receive 3 million in cash and the Lakers' first-round picks in 2013 and 2015, as well as second-round picks in 2013 and 2014.

We won't know until the free agent market opens on July 11.

3 years, 2700 Nash signed first and then exchanged.

The Lakers as the defending champions, we are looking forward to their performance in the new season, although some players left after winning the championship, but the Lakers are still looking forward to being able to defend the title, and have signed five more holdings, these five people are all powerful players, the ability is not to be underestimated, I don't know if they can help them defend the championship in the new season, let's wait and see, so who are the new signings?

1. Veteran Gasol Jr. Gasol Jr.'s ** is not expensive, probably because of his age, but his ability is visible to everyone, a championship-level center, and he used to be a relatively advantageous defender, even Embiid is not Gasol Jr.'s opponent, so these can fully explain that the addition of Gasol Jr. must be an extraordinarily strong interior player, and may perfectly help the Lakers protect their interior line.

Second, the best sixth Harrell. Last season, Harrell was known as the best sixth man, and he is a superstar on the inside who is strong in offense and weak in defense. Although the playoff performance was not good last season, looking at the leadership of Leonard and George, Harrell will definitely be able to rejuvenate the new season under James.

3. Marksman Matthews. Matthews can be said to be a sharpshooter who is a perfect fit for the current Lakers. And the addition of Matthews should be able to effectively improve the strong three-point help, the Lakers' victory must have a lot to do with the marksman, so the addition of Matthews will definitely greatly improve the Lakers' projection ability.

Fourth, substitute scoring champion Schroder. When Schroeder joined, Bradley and Rondo hadn't left yet. Schroder was the Thunder's bench scoring champion last season, so he is also the most powerful bench scorer in the league, so he can make up for the departure of Rondo and Bradley to a certain extent, and the Lakers' bench strength will also be greatly improved.

The Lakers have signed these players so far, such as James, Rondo, McGee and Stephenson, Beasley, they are all very good players, and all of them are championship champions.

The Lakers have signed a lot of players so far, mainly James, Rondo, McGee, Stephenson, Steve Blake, Kobe, Jordan, Powell and so on.

The Lakers signed James, Beasley, Rondo, McGee and Stephenson, Rondo, LeBron, Lance, Javier, and Rajan this year.

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The Suns were given a sign-and-trade pick and cash, which was negotiated between the two teams, and in return, the Suns would receive $3 million in cash, as well as some future draft picks — first-round picks from the Lakers in 2013 and 2015, and second-round picks in 2013 and 2014, and the Lakers also used an $8.9 million player trade exception in the deal (which the Lakers acquired from the Mavericks in the Lamar Odom trade).

If the Suns keep the 39-year-old Nash with a contract with an annual salary of 10 million, it will not be good for the future development of the team, and if Nash wants to leave the Suns to chase championship honors, the Suns are likely to send him away in a sign-and-trade manner. In this way, the Suns can not only get chips from this deal to help the team rebuild, maximize Nash's final value, but also allow Nash to continue to maintain an annual salary of tens of millions.

In addition to making Nash and the Suns a win-win situation, this sign-and-trade approach is also a help for teams that want to get Nash. Teams like the Knicks, Heat, and Lakers whose salaries exceed the salary cap can get Nash directly through a trade without adding a new burden to the team's salary.

This is mainly related to salary space.

Every year the NBA has a salary cap, and the part that exceeds the salary cap has to pay a fine.

That's why the Lakers signed first and then traded for Nash.

Of course, there are other benefits of signing before exchanging, which will be analyzed for you below.

Sign First and Trade: In any case, the team cannot immediately resell the free agent signed by another team, but it is allowed to renew the free agent of the team for the purpose of trading (note: the condition is that the contract cannot be renewed with the middle class exception, the biennial exception, or the injury exception), and the contract should be signed and exchanged for at least three years (but only the first year must be a guaranteed contract). It should be noted that the signing and the transaction at this time are one, and if the transaction does not occur after 48 hours of signing, the contract will be automatically invalidated.

Often, sign-and-trade provides a chance for a team to get the last bit of benefit from a restricted free agent who will be leaving the team. In addition, players cannot be traded for 3 months after signing or until December 15 (whichever is later) (rookie cannot be traded within 30 days of signing).

The free agent wants to leave Team A for Team B, and Team B doesn't have a clause for enough money to sign him, but Team B has a clause to help Team A free up salary space (all sign-and-trade deals must have this clause on the receiving side, otherwise the deal won't work). So Team A and Team B came to an agreement first, Team A signed the player, and Team B took out a player from the team to exchange him.

For both the team and the player, signing and trading is generally a win-win option. For players, if the original team has its bird rights, the new contract can be signed for 6 years, and the salary increase can be reached, and if the new team is signed directly, it can only be signed for a maximum of 5 years, and the salary increase can only reach 8% at most. For the team, signing first and then exchanging can avoid the loss of stars to the team, at least to add some quality players or rookies.

Of course, if it is only for the purpose of freeing up salary space, or if the relationship between the team and the player breaks down, the team may also refuse to sign and trade.

That's detailed and accurate.

I also want Nash to agree, this is a more ethical approach, otherwise the Suns will not only lose their star but also gain nothing.

The decision is not in the hands of the Lakers, this is the choice that the Suns signed Nash first, and then let Nash make, which is beneficial to both the Suns and Nash.

The salary is not enough, Nash is a sweetheart, it is difficult for Keshen to be a lobbyist in person, and Nash joins the Lakers!

The salary has been capped, and it is not possible to sign a contract directly.

There is no money to sign directly, only through transactions.

The Lakers don't have much salary space and can't sign him.

I don't know what the manager is thinking.

Judging from the fact that I am a Lakers fan, it is good for Nash to go to the Lakers, Kobe Bryant is 34 years old this year, his career is not a few years away, and Nash has not won a championship yet, if Warcraft goes again, it will form a trio of historical horrors.

We should analyze from 5 points:

1.What do you think of Nash's choice?

1) I'm confused. I didn't expect Nash and Kobe to become teammates, and I didn't expect the Suns management to send Nash to their rivals. However, I'm curious about how the Lakers have changed since Nash's arrival.

2) In the past, family factors were rarely taken into account when analysing player trades. But Nash is different. For the sake of his family, Nash gave up invitations from New York and Toronto.

2.How will Nash and Kobe react?

1) Bryant can relieve himself of the responsibility of organizing the offense and concentrate on playing the role of scorer. The question now is whether Bryant is willing to give up possession, especially in a decisive moment. But Bryant's shooting percentage next season will be better than last season's 43 percent.

2) Bryant has never been paired with such a good point guard, and Bryant has always wanted an experienced point guard, and don't forget that he asked the Lakers to pursue Kidd back in 2007. I think Kobe Bryant would be willing to make a change.

3) Nash is the strongest point guard Kobe Bryant has ever partnered with. Both of these have high basketball IQs and I'm sure there will be a good reaction between them.

4) The Lakers will gradually reduce their reliance on Kobe, and next season, Nash can make Kobe Bryant easier in the half-court offense, and at the same time, he can also create good opportunities for Bynum and Gasol.

3.What else do the Lakers have to do after getting Nash?

1) The Lakers have a good roster right now, and they don't need to chase Howard anymore. The top priority at the moment is to put these people together well and form a mature tactical system as soon as possible.

2) The Lakers need to tinker with the outside, for example, they still lack a consistent shooter to create enough space for the inside.

4.Do the Lakers have what it takes to dominate the West now?

1) The strongest team in the West right now is still the Thunder. Nash just filled in the obvious hole in the Lakers' point guard, but when it came to Westbrook, Nash couldn't stand it either. And the Thunder's bench depth is also better.

2) Although the lineup of Kobe Bryant + Nash + Bynum + Gasol is very strong, the Lakers cannot rely on these four people to play a full 48 minutes of the game, so they are not the opponent of the Thunder yet, and they still need to strengthen the bench lineup.

5.Do the current Lakers have a chance to win a championship?

1) Slim. Although Nash is very good, he can't solve all the problems of the Lakers, and in terms of strength, the Thunder and the Heat are both on the Lakers' IQ.

2) It's hard. Both teams that made it to the Finals last season were better than the Lakers.

Of course, Nash's assists will revitalize the twin towers and will also attract Howard, and Nash's three-point shooting will help Kobe reduce the offensive pressure and free Kobe...

It must be good, this can reduce the pressure on Kobe, and more importantly, it can pass the ball for the inside, and it is easier for the inside line, Kobe Bryant doesn't need to work alone all the time, and he is more selective at the last moment. I'm bullish.

The Lakers are lacking in control, and Nash is very cost-effective, I love Nash very much, I hope Nash will let me reacquaint myself with the Lakers I hate....

Nash should go to the Lakers to make more balls for the twin towers, and Kobe Bryant's single is enough, and there is no need to cooperate.

That's good, of course, Kobe Bryant can control the ball less and concentrate on scoring.

In fact, speaking of experience Are the Lakers still lacking experience I think head coach Brown is the most lacking He does need a good point guard when he comes to the Lakers, and Nash going to the Lakers is indeed a good supplement, I personally think.

No, Nash belongs to the small-ball style, that is, the fast style of play.

Nash's arrival with the Lakers will give Kobe Bryant more energy to score, and Nash's rhythm can involve multiple defenses.

It's hard to say, on the surface it looks like a good ......

Nash is not the kind of person who grabs points, he won't steal Kobe's ball, just brush up on assists.

It's useless to say anything now, and we don't know if the tactics can be played out, and the Lakers are always unreliable if they don't change coaches.