Three signings in a row! Crazy to pick up the missed scorers with the base salary, this team made a lot of money in the offseason!

This offseason, many fans may have paid too much attention to the departure of big-name stars, but not to the next home of some role players. One team that was a big winner in the offseason was the general manager who signed three instant players on three base-salary contracts in the offseason, and these three consecutive signings have significantly improved the strength of this team next season, and that team is the Bucks. They signed Prince, Wright and Trent with base salaries, respectively.

All three players are undoubtedly immediate, with Prince averaging 8.9 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game in the regular season with the Lakers last season, shooting 39.6 percent from three-point range. At one point last season, it was the Lakers' most consistent three-point shooting point. However, the Lakers did not renew Prince's contract in the offseason, and the Bucks eventually managed to pick up the leak with a base salary contract.

Wright played for the Heat last season, averaging 8 points, 3 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game in the playoffs, and shooting 60% from three-point range. Trent, on the other hand, played for the Raptors last season and averaged 13.7 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game in the regular season. In the regular season, he contributed such excellent statistics, and his three-point shooting rate was also as high as 39.3%. The Bucks actually signed him to a base salary contract, which is undoubtedly a huge bargain. And Trent was able to re-become teammates with Lillard.

I have to say that the Bucks' operation this summer is really a big deal. All three players are excellent scorers, and each has the ability to attack with the ball. Trent, in particular, is definitely an excellent scorer, averaging more than 10 points per game for five consecutive seasons in his career, and averaging 18.3 points per game in a career-high season. When he goes to the Bucks, he can definitely bring an offensive improvement to the Bucks immediately.

It is reported that Trent rejected a number of mid-level contracts and chose to reunite with Lillard with the Bucks on a base salary contract, which shows that he had a very happy cooperation with Lillard with the Trail Blazers back then, and he also very much hopes to compete for the championship. It seems that there are many players in the league who still value the honor of the championship very much, and they do not hesitate to give up a lot of salary to choose to join the team of their choice. For example, Jones, who joined the Suns this year, also gave up a 10 million contract and chose to partner with Durant. They all have a championship dream in their hearts.