Crazy Night! Three new signs have been reached, Wall announces his retirement, and the Clippers may be sold

The NBA free market ushered in another crazy night, with three new signs being reached, among which the Pacers and coach Carlisle reached a contract extension, and the two sides signed many years of contracts; former All-Star point guard Wall officially announced his retirement, ending his NBA career; after the Clippers signed Bill, Bogdanovic's situation was not very good, and the US media believed that he would be the team's number one candidate for sale. The Pacers officially announced that the team has officially reached a multi-year early renewal with coach Rick Carlisle. However, the specific salary content was not disclosed, and the two sides will continue to cooperate. After serving as the Pacers' coach, Carlisle led the team to rise slowly, and led the team to the finals in the 24-25 season, but lost to the Thunder in the tiebreak. In terms of playoff wins, Carlisle has won 81 games, ranking tenth in history.

Hawks officially announced that they had signed forward Caleb Hustan, and both sides signed a one-year contract. Hughestan was the No. 32 pick in 2022. He had previously played for the Magic, averaging 4.1 points and 1.5 rebounds per game.

Another signing came from the Wizards, who reached a signing agreement with free agent forward Scar Rabisier. Rabisier was the No. 28 pick in the first round in 2016, playing for the Kings and the Trail Blazers. He has played in a total of 152 regular season games, averaging 7.1 points and 4.4 rebounds per game.

Former NBA All-Star point guard Wall officially announced his retirement, ending his NBA career. Wall had been seeking a chance to return to the NBA before, but unfortunately no team gave him a contract, so he had to retire in the end. In 11 seasons, he was selected into the All-Star five times, one for the Best Third Team and one for the Best Defensive Second Team. Wall has only entered the playoffs for four times in his career, all of which were during his time with the Wizards, reaching the semi-finals twice.

The Clippers have a lot of gains this summer and have signed a buyout Bill in the free market, who is likely to serve as the team's starting shooting guard in the new season. With Bill's joining, Bogdanovic's playing time will also be reduced, and the US media predicts that he may become the number one candidate for the Clippers' sale. Bogdanovic's salary in the new season is $16.02 million. If he can't get any chance and has no performance, the Clippers may really choose to send him away.