Here is our top 5 signings this year!
#5. Jevon Carter
The Chicago Bulls made a smart move by signing Jevon Carter, who brings a unique skill set to the team. While he may not be a traditional playmaker, Carter's ability to knock down spot-up and pull-up three-pointers adds versatility to the offense. His shooting complements the team's ball-dominant players, making him a valuable asset on the court. Defensively, Carter is a nightmare for opposing ball-handlers, using his speed and strength to guard both guard positions effectively. Pairing him with Alex Caruso makes the Bulls' defense formidable.
#4. Tre Jones
Tre Jones proved to be an excellent game-manager during his time with the San Antonio Spurs. His ability to protect the ball and find openings for his teammates makes him a reliable floor general. While he may not be the flashiest passer, his assist-to-turnover ratio puts him in elite company with players like Luka Dončić and LeBron James. Jones brings solid defense and a mid-range game to the table, and at only 23 years old, he has the potential for further growth. The Spurs secured a great deal with Jones, as he could easily be a starting point guard for many other teams.
#3. Kyrie Irving
The Dallas Mavericks breathed a sigh of relief when Kyrie Irving decided to re-sign with the team. After a tough playoff exit, Irving's future with the Mavericks was uncertain. However, he ultimately committed to a three-year, $126 million deal, ensuring the team retains its star guard. With Irving's scoring ability and playmaking skills, he remains a crucial part of the Mavericks' roster.
#2. Russell Westbrook
Russell Westbrook's impact on the LA Clippers was evident during the playoffs. Stepping up when the team faced injuries to Paul George and Kawhi Leonard, Westbrook showed his value as a key contributor. His performance earned him another deal with the Clippers. While they fell short against the Phoenix Suns, Westbrook's relentless effort and leadership make him an essential asset for the team.
#1. Austin Reaves
Austin Reaves became a sought-after player during the offseason, thanks to his breakout performance with the LA Lakers. Averaging 16.9 points per game in the playoffs, Reaves caught the attention of many teams. The Lakers acted quickly, securing him with a four-year, $56 million deal. His scoring ability and overall playmaking make him a valuable addition to the team's roster.
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