Nuggets 1 for 1 Valan again wins: US media shows that ten players have significantly upgraded rotation, hoarding 3 centers to reduce pressure Jokic

In the early morning of July 2, the Denver Nuggets completed a deal with King Sacmento. The Nuggets exchanged Saric for Valanciunas, which meant that the Nuggets had more than 5 million in salary space, because Saric had a salary of more than 5 million and Valan had a salary of 10.39 million.

Saric exchanged for Valanyam won again for the Nuggets. Last season, Valanciunas averaged 10.4 points, 8.7 rebounds, 2 assists, 0.6 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 55%; Sharic averaged 3.5 points, 3.1 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and a shooting percentage of 36.2%. Saric has gradually fallen out of rotation in the Nuggets and is purely a water dispenser player.

Early, the Nuggets exchanged Michael Porter Jr. + the 2032 first-round pick to win Cameron Johnson, and then signed former champion member Bruce Brown with a one-year basic salary contract.

Nuggets reporter Joel Marian wrote: It means that the Nuggets are Porter Jr., Westbrook, Saric becoming Kayo, Brown, and Valan. The Nuggets have made significant progress this offseason, and they still have more room to strengthen the lineup.

U.S. media NBA Retweet showed the 10-player rotation of the Nuggets in the new season, starting: Murray, Braun, Kayo, Gordon, Jokic;

Subs: Bruce Brown, Strauser, Watson, Holmes, Valan;

After the exchange for Valan, the Nuggets actually have three players who can play Jokic's substitute - Daron Holmes (2024 22nd pick in Summer United, and a full recovery in the new season), Valanciunas, and Najib, so that Jokic will have more rest opportunities and make efforts in the playoffs.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Nuggets Observation