Lefu renewed his contract, and the Cavaliers can still sign and then trade Lefou

Now the Cavaliers can't sign and trade for Love, which refers to a contract extension with the parent team for the purpose of a trade. Under this rule, a player's signing and trading are done at the same time, and if the transaction cannot be completed within 48 hours, then the signing is void. Sign-and-trade is a type of transaction, not a sign-before-trade, so the relevant provisions on some sign-before-trades do not apply to sign-before-swap.

The other is a post-renewal transaction, but the contract is restricted. After the renewal of the contract, the contract will be for a maximum of three years including the remainder of the original contract, and the salary of the first year of the new contract can only be the salary of the previous season, and the salary will be increased by the first year of the new contract for each subsequent year.

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).

Love was traded to the Cavaliers by the Timberwolves in July 2015. LeBron took a fancy to Love, so he brokered a deal that brought him to Cleveland. After Loeb announced that he would return home to join the Cavaliers, the Cavaliers pursued Lefour at the behest of Leblon Brown, and LeBron himself lobbied for LeFou.

The new contract starts in the 12-13 season, and Love made it clear that he will not end the 14-15 season and wants to be traded to the Cavaliers. So during the Summer League in July.

Love was traded to the Cavaliers by the Timberwolves in July 2015.

LeBron took a fancy to Love, so he brokered a deal that brought him to Cleveland. In 2014, after LeBron announced that he was going home to join the Cavaliers, the Cavaliers pursued LeBlanc's request, and LeBron himself lobbied for LeBron.

In 2012, Love signed a four-year contract extension with Forest Wolves, starting in the 12-13 season and ending in the summer of 2015. At that time, Love made it clear that the Timberwolves would not end his contract extension in the 14-15 season, and at the same time, he wanted to be traded to the Cavaliers. So during the summer league in July, Cavaliers owner Gilbert met with Love in Las Vegas.

In addition, Lefou, a native of Los Angeles, has a strong interest in playing in San Francisco.

In the years following LeBron's departure, the Cavaliers' record was largely a mess. Almost every year he is at the bottom of the East, and the first problem facing the management is restructuring. After basically identifying Sexton as the core of the new star point guard, the Cavaliers focused on the interior in the offseason.

They first updated the headshot iron gate inside with a five-year, $100 million contract. Allen has a strong rim protector, a huge defensive area, and most importantly a great "cake eater", and his ultimate ability to play under the basket is also very strong.

For the 33-year-old Love, who is in the twilight of his career, if the 34-year-old veterans negotiate a buyout with the Cavaliers, then he can only sign a one-year veteran contract of about $3 million, and no team will even be willing to give him a mini-mid-range.

Last season, Love was the Cavaliers' top player but could only play 35 minutes, only playing points and rebounds, which is obviously not worth $30 million a year.

The Cavaliers are also communicating with Love in many ways, and according to sources, the Cavaliers are already discussing his role with Love and his playing time in the future, and the team will strictly control Love playing time, preferably under 25 minutes per game.

This is done firstly to make the game healthier and more efficient, and secondly, to allow the young players to get more playing time. Although the Cavaliers management said it well, no matter how you look at it, it looks like it wants to marginalize Love in the Cavaliers and pave the way for young players.

Lefu assisted James in 2016 to get the highest gold championship in NBA history, after James left the Cavaliers, he signed a 5-year contract with the Cavaliers, but Lefu was lying on the previous credit book, during this year's Olympic Games Lefu was called up by the national team after being abandoned, the team doctor of the United States team said that Lefou's state is very bad, so bad that he is not in shape for the lack of interior team for the United States team to compete in the Olympics.

For Lefou, it is very likely that he will choose to retire after the end of the remaining two years of his contract, and he can still earn $60 million in the twilight of his career, why should he choose to buy out to sign a base salary of two or three million for one year? But for the knights, Lefu can be said to be rotten in his hands!

Yes, the team is very good to him, and then it can help him realize his personal value, so you can also buy him out.

I think the Cavaliers can buy him out because Love doesn't have a lot of assets.

The Cavaliers should buy him out, he is a very good athlete, and he has developed very well in the Cavaliers, so he will definitely buy him out.

After the end of Lefou's contract, the Cavaliers should not buy out Lefou, and I don't think Lefu will take the initiative to ask the team to buy out his own. Besides, if Lefu is really bought out, then the Cavaliers will also have losses, as far as the current situation is concerned, there is no need to do this kind of thing that is not beneficial to themselves, because the current salary gap of the Cavaliers is not particularly nervous, so there is no need to buy out. <>

In fact, after LeBron James left, the Cavaliers' record was relatively poor, and they were the bottom team in the East almost every year. After LeBron James left the team, the management also wanted to rebuild, and the team is now confirmed to be centered on Sexton. In this case, Lefou's position is a little awkward, and the most critical point is that the team also signed Allen with a 5-year $100 million contract, which means that the team will no longer take Lefu as the core.

In fact, it is a relatively normal thing to think about, after all, Lefu is in his 30s, and this age has already reached the twilight of his career. But in this case, I don't think Lefu will take the initiative to ask the team to buy out himself, if he really buys out Lefou, then with the current state of Lefou, he can only sign a $2 million contract at most. After all, players are all about making money, and there is no need for Love to give up a $30 million contract and go for a multimillion-dollar veteran contract.

In the 2020 and 2021 seasons, Love was still the top name of the Cavaliers, but he only averaged 35 minutes per game and was only able to hand over points and rebounds per game, which obviously did not match the annual salary of $30 million. In fact, in fact, we have also communicated with Lefu in this regard, in the future games, Lefu will define himself as a corner Na staring at the player, and the team will also control Lefou's playing time, which is actually beneficial to the team and Lefu himself, because after doing so, Lefu can play a more efficient game, and at the same time can train more young players.

After Lefou's contract ended, the Cavaliers couldn't buy him out. Because Lefu didn't want to give up his salary.

No, because when the contract ends, Love is a free agent and is not restricted by the team.

The royal journalist, once known as "LeBron James", has a relativistic view of the truth. Brian Windhorst talks about the trading problems of Love in this column. He said on the variety show:

The outlook for Lefou's current trading market is not very good, not because of his ability to work, but because of his three-year, $90 million contract. If the Cavaliers were to send him away, as was the case with the Chris Paul trade, the Cavaliers would most likely have to add a draft pick to send him away, which would make the Cavaliers hesitate, especially if he was primarily underperforming on the court.

Excluding this season, Love's contract book also has three seasons, with a cumulative annual income of $91.5 million over the three seasons. This contract will expire in the summer of 2023, which is undoubtedly a very stressful job. Elite teams that want to exchange love will have scruples.

It is difficult for the knight to make a good profit on this trade. This is the problem that Mingye mentioned in the trading relationship. Both sides must have an equilibrium point, and it is likely that it will take some time to find an equilibrium point.

This season, Lovey's salary is $28.9 million. At this stage, the Trailblazers' employee compensation ranks first in the league. When the Cavaliers basically had a hard time buying Lovey, they had to find a way to match the pay.

It's a tough one for the other teams. Luckily, the Trailblazers have a Kent Bazk member who earns $19.27 million a year. The contract letter of the Bazek elements was full this summer.

It is a very high-quality manufacturing property in outer space. With such an excellent property, in fact, the Trailblazer plus 10 million can also match Lefou's salary.

So, as mentioned above, the tipping point mentioned by Brian Windhorst is the highest conundrum. As long as the knights and the trailblazers can negotiate, the 6-star array of the trailblazers is hopeful to appear in front of us quickly. He definitely wants to go to the seeded team, but if he needs to match the salary according to the trade, it will make the overall strength of the football team lower, so the best way is to buy out the contract.

Although the new season is coming to an end and a buyout is unlikely, given his ongoing slump, his deal will last two years, as Griffin will be next season. As long as he gives up a certain amount of salary, or is likely to negotiate a buyout contract with the football team, he firmly believes that the performance of the Warriors will go further.

It can't be bought out, because there will be a lot of differences, and it will have a lot of influence, so it won't hurt too much.

I think the Cavaliers can buy it out because the Cavaliers have the quality, and there are actually a lot of big stars in it, and there are a lot of people who aspire to this place.

I think the Cavaliers should be able to buy out, because the Cavaliers have been waiting for this year for a long time.

I think it's okay because the team is more focused on some people, and they may spend some money to make the team stronger.