Who can provide a list of recent NBA deals?

On June 26, Beijing time, the NBA's annual draft opened. The day also saw the birth of a number of less moving trades, which are summarized as follows: 1. Milicic to Knicks The Memphis Grizzlies agreed to trade Darko Milicic for New York Knicks' Quentin Richardson and a small amount now.

Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni believes he can make Milicic look good. He had only occasionally shone and had a disappointing career for the most part. At the Knicks, Milicic will play more like a European center, with runs, jumpers and a handful of ball-handling positions.

He can do that, but he rarely shows it in the NBA. The Grizzlies get a wing player with athleticism. Richardson can provide shooting and bench scoring, which is originally a weakness of the Grizzlies.

2, Timberwolves send Lawson to Nuggets The Nuggets traded North Carolina point guard Ty Lawson from the Timberwolves for the signing rights of North Carolina point guard Ty Lawson at the cost of a future first-round pick. The Nuggets haven't had a first-round pick for four years in a row, and this time they sent a future draft pick from Charlotte Bobcats. The Nuggets favored Lawson early on.

They desperately need a substitute to replace Chauncey Billups, after all, the Denver son will be 33 next year. 3, The Mavericks trade Moons for the Thunder's Beobos. The Dallas Mavericks and Oklahoma City Thunder swapped the No. 24 and No. 25 picks.

The Mavericks acquired French guard Rodrigo Beobos, while the Thunder added Ohio state center Mulens. 4. The Trail Blazers exchanged second-round picks with the Kings. The Trail Blazers agreed to trade Sergio Rodriguez and the No. 38 pick for the Kings' No. 31 pick.

They already had the No. 33 pick, but the Washington Wizards, who held the No. 32 pick, were not at ease. The Kings got another point guard and upgraded their weakest position. The rest of the transactions at a glance:

The Washington Wizards sent No. 32 rookie Jermaine Taylor to sign, and the Houston Rockets compensated him with cash. The Denver Nuggets gifted the signing rights of No. 34 rookie Sergio Ruhr to the Rockets in exchange for cash. The Lakers sent No. 42 rookie Patrick Beverey to the contract for a future second-round pick and some cash for the Miami Heat.

The New Orleans Hornets received the right to sign No. 43 rookie Marcus Thornton, gifting the Heat two future second-round picks. The Detroit Pistons gifted No. 44 rookie Chase Bardinger to the Rockets in exchange for a future second-round pick and cash. The Thunder paid for cash the signing rights of Robert Walden, the No. 54 rookie of Charlotte Bobcats.

On June 26, the Nets sent Carter to the Magic, who sent Alstom. Tony Barty and Contney Lee. On June 26, the Kings and the Trail Blazers made a deal in exchange for the No. 31 pick in exchange for the Trail Blazers' point guard Sergio Rodriguez and the No. 38 pick.

On June 26, the Warriors sent Biedrins, Brandon Wright, Belinelli, Azubuuk and the newly drafted No. 7 rookie Stephen Curry in exchange for the Suns' Stoudamare. On June 26, the Thunder traded French guard Rodrigue Beaubois, who was drafted at No. 24, and a 2010 second-round pick for the Mavericks, who was drafted at No. 23 by the Mavericks. On June 25, the Grizzlies sent former No. 1 Millichke to New York for the Knicks' Quentin Richardson and some cash.

On June 25, the Suns sent O'Neal to the Cavaliers in exchange for Ben Wallace and Pavlovich. On June 25, the Hawks sent Assi Law and Claxton to the Warriors' Jamal Crawford. On June 24, the Bucks sent small forward Richard Jefferson to the Spurs for Bruce Bowen, Fabricio Oberto and Curt Thomas.

A few hours later, Oberto was traded again by the Bucks, who traded him from the Pistons for forward Amir Johnson. On June 24, the Wizards sent this year's No. 5 pick, plus Oleksei Pecherov, Etang Thomas and Darius Songgela, in exchange for Randy Foyer and Mike Miller from the Timberwolves.

The NBA trade deadline is set for the 16th Thursday after the start of each NBA season.

After the NBA trade deadline, the league will calculate each team's salary gross for the season based on their latest roster on the deadline date.

Teams that exceed the luxury tax trigger line will be subject to luxury tax.

NBA Trading Rules:

The total salary of a team after making a trade cannot exceed the salary cap.

100,000 yuan, if you want to sign a contract on the premise of exceeding the salary cap, you need to use the "transaction exception". At the same time, the NBA also has a poor man line, and the salary space of the team after the trade cannot be less than 90% of the salary cap. Otherwise, the treaty will be triggered, and the money below the poor line will be divided equally among the players in the team.

When trading draft picks, teams cannot trade first-round picks year after year due to the Staupping clause, for example, if a 2022 first-round pick is traded, then a 2023 first-round pick cannot be traded. This doesn't include first-round picks from other teams, but when you have your own 2022 and 2023 first-round picks from other teams, you can trade your 2022 or 23 first-round picks and another team's 2022 and 2023 first-round picks.

The NBA trade deadline is set for the 16th Thursday after the start of each NBA season.

After the NBA trade deadline, the league will calculate the total salary of each team this season based on their latest roster on the deadline date, and teams that exceed the luxury tax trigger will be subject to the luxury tax.

NBA Trading Rules:

The total salary of the team after the trade cannot exceed the salary cap of 100,000, and if you want to sign on the premise of exceeding the salary cap, you need to use the "trade exception". At the same time, the NBA also has a poor man line, and the salary space of the team after the trade cannot be less than 90% of the salary cap. Otherwise, the treaty will be triggered, and the money below the poor line will be divided equally among the players in the team.

When trading draft picks, teams cannot trade first-round picks year after year due to the Staupping clause, for example, if the 2022 first-round pick has been traded, then the 2023 first-round pick cannot be traded. When you have your own 2022 and 2023 first-round picks, and you also have 2022 and 2023 first-round picks from other teams, you can trade your own 2022 or 23 first-round picks and another team's 2022 and 2023 first-round picks.