After the season, many teams will be disintegrated

After every season, multiple teams will adjust their lineups. The playoffs are still in progress, but several teams will inevitably make big moves this summer.

1. Thunder team:

Don't be surprised why the Thunder appeared on this list. In fact, there is only one reason, it is all caused by money. At present, the Thunder are still playing in the Western Conference semi-finals and are leading the Nuggets 3-2 with a big score. They have a good chance to go further and even win the coveted championship. But the Thunder can play the results because the several rookies they trained have grown rapidly and have been taking advantage of the newcomers. However, Chett and Jewish's rookie contracts will expire this summer. According to their performance and data, both of them will ask for a maximum salary contract. In addition, Alexander is about to renew his contract, and a team will have to bear high luxury taxes to give a three-point maximum salary at the same time. For a small-scale market like the Thunder, it is definitely unbearable, so Jewish will most likely leave the Thunder. The Thunder maintains the core framework of Alexander and Chett to continue fighting.

2. Celtics:

The first giant team in the NBA has just changed their boss this season, and the team's record has also maintained a very good record, but the only task of the Celtics this season is to defend the title, otherwise it would be a failed season. With Tatum's injury season reimbursed and the team fell behind the Knicks 1-3, the Celtics have basically ended this season. The horrors of team salary and luxury tax expenses next season are completely beyond the reach of the new boss. The Celtics' starting five-player contract totaled over US$1 billion, and the total salary of the Five Tigers next season is US$194 million, which does not consider the expenditure of role players at all. In addition to the luxury tax, if the Celtics still maintain this existing lineup, the season's spending is at least US$400 million. The purpose of maintaining this lineup is to win consecutive championships. If the goal is not achieved, the next step will be to break up and re-assemble. Holiday, White, Posses, etc. may not appear on the Celtics' roster next season.

3. Timberwolves:

The Timberwolves traded Towns to reduce the team's salary. Now not only Towns plays well in the Knicks, but Randall plays well in the Timberwolves. Next season, the contracts of Randall, Gobert, Reed and others will all expire. Who will be kept and who will be sent away will be a problem for the Timberwolves. Randall is good at attacking, Gobert only knows defense, Reed is the most important supplement to the bench, and whoever is missing will have an impact on the Timberwolves' overall strength. But if they stay, the Timberwolves will have to pay a high luxury tax.

4. Bucks:

The first round of the game has wiped out Antetokounmpo's patience. Not only does it have no present, but there is no future in the Bucks. Kuzma and Lillard have a long-term contract with their high salary and performance, so they can only pay for the deal. The best way for the Bucks now is to trade Antetokounmpo to accumulate some capital for the team's reconstruction, and then make plans after Kuzma and Lillard's contract is untied.

5. Pelicans:

Fat Tiger's years of injuries and last record, he will rebuild his boss. The Pelicans are not in the process of making investments. They have been making frequent moves in the free market in recent years, but they have been the last place in the class this season.

Six, Sun:

This is something the whole world knows. Three stars with more than 50 million were swept together, and they were swept in the first round of a year, but failed to make the playoffs in a year. They changed two coaches and paid the highest luxury tax in the league. The Suns boss is really a sucker. In the summer, everyone will wait and see where Durant will go.