In offseason operation ranking, the Clippers are only 10th, the Rockets are topped by the Rockets, and the Warriors are at the bottom!

The Athletic, a famous American media outlet, updated reporter David's ranking of 30 NBA teams in the offseason this summer. The Rockets ranked first in Durant through trading, as well as signing Capela, Finney Smith and other operations. The Rockets ranked second in the Western Conference last season's regular season record. Due to the lack of hard-solving ability of core players in the playoffs, they were eliminated from the first round of the black seven. This season, the Rockets have made targeted reinforcements, upgrading Jaylen Green to Durant, and their shortcomings have been perfectly supplemented. The Eagles ranked second, with a series of operations such as signing the Pope God to become the Eastern Conference.

Nuggets ranked third, and they traded Porter in an unstable state in exchange for Johnson who could replace him. At the same time, he signed center Valan, sixth man Hardaway Jr. and old player Brown, and the problem of thin rotation lineup was solved. The Clippers have also made several targeted reinforcements this summer. They exchanged Powell for space-type four-position Collins, filling the gap in the power forward's insufficient size. Signing Paul with a basic salary strengthened the shortcomings of the substitute point guard. Signing Bill, who was bought out at the base salary, filled the vacancy left by Powell. At the same time, he signed a contract with Lopez, finding an effective substitute for Zubac. Several operations not only strengthened all shortcomings, but also enriched the tactical system. But such operations are only ranked tenth, and the main reason is that the Clippers' lineup is aging. In order to avoid taxes, the Celtics traded Jujoledi and Porzingis one after another, which greatly reduced their strength. Their operations were ranked second to last in the league. The Warriors' 0 operations during the offseason are recognized as the bottom of the league!

In addition, the defending champion Thunder team has successively contracted the three giants Alexander, Jewe and Chet, retaining the championship team and competitiveness in the next five years, ranking eighth.

Mavericks, Spurs and Hornets ranked 7th, 5th and 6th respectively because of the No. 1 pick Flag, 2nd Harper and No. 4 pick Summer United MVP Knuper. The

Grizzlies and Magic deals were rated as win-win deals, and they ranked fourth and ninth respectively. The Lakers signed Ayton, who was bought out, strengthened the center's shortcomings, but ranked only 24th.

I hope the Clippers will keep the veterans healthy and break the doubts with their outstanding record!