K Soup wants respect! U.S. media reveals more reasons for rejecting Lakers
K Soup wants respect! U.S. media reveals more reasons for rejecting Lakers
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According to well-known ESPN reporter Adrian Wojnarowski, the 36-year-old Ings signed a one-year, $3.3 million contract with the Timberwolves. He worked with Mike Conley and Rudy Gobert on the Jazz has been working hard for many years.
Ings' career three-point shooting percentage is as high as 41%, and he also has organizational skills. He played 68 games for the Magic last season, averaging only 17.2 minutes, scoring 4.4 points, 2024奧運2.1 rebounds and 3.0 assists, and shooting 43.5% from three-point range. He will represent the Australian men's basketball team at the Paris Olympics in the off-season.
According to an earlier report by US media "ESPN" reporter Kendra Andrews, the article talked about the latest situation of Klay Thompson's transfer to the Dallas Mavericks. According to sources, in fact, the contract offered by the Los Angeles Lakers to K Tang was not only higher in value than the Mavericks, but also had a longer term. It seemed to perfectly meet his own needs, but in the end Thompson still chose to decline.
LeBron called and negotiated several times but still to no avail.
"Sources revealed that LeBron James巴黎奧運會 is willing to take a salary cut for the team, and the Lakers are also trying to trade in the free market to make room for a four-year contract of nearly US$80 million (approximately NT$2.61 billion) for Klay Thompson. And LeBron did have several in-depth conversations with Thompson about the idea of playing together."Although he was the 55th pick in the second round and his college performance was not outstanding, the Lakers still gave Bronny considerable respect. According to a report by well-known reporter Shams Charania of "The Athletic", the Lakers are expected to sign Bronny to a fully guaranteed contract for multiple years, which is an unusual courtesy for a second-round player. ESPN later announced the details. Browne received a four-year, US$7.9 million (approximately NT$250 million) multi-year contract.