Three big news in one night! The Rockets reached one sign and one ruling, James did not apply for a deal from the Lakers

On July 14, news came from the NBA free market that there were three major updates in the past night. Among them, the Rockets made another adjustment to the lineup, signing forward Cameron Matthews and laying off Nate Williams; the Nuggets and the Kings' deal about Valanciunas was officially reached, and the latter will continue to stay in the NBA; James came from the side, and the agent made it clear that he did not apply for a deal from the Lakers.

Rockets officially announced the signing of forward Cameron Matthews and cut Nate Williams.

Matthews was the undraft this year and now has the opportunity to stay in the NBA. He is the steal king in the history of Mississippi State University and signed an Exhibit 10 training camp contract with the Rockets. On the other hand, Williams still failed to withstand and was eventually cut. In the past two seasons, he has played 42 games for the Rockets, and his contract is not guaranteed.

Nuggets officially announced that Valancius and Saric swap transactions have been officially reached, and the former will play in the No. 17 jersey in the new season. Previously, Valanciunas once wanted to return to Europe to join Panasinacos, but after talking to the Nuggets management, he changed his mind, and the Nuggets also converted his second-year contract into a guarantee contract. With Valanciunas joining, the Nuggets' lineup in the new season is still very competitive, and there is no need to worry about Jokic's substitute.

James became the most attention this summer. He thought he would reach a contract renewal with the Lakers, but he didn't expect that the final choice was to execute a player option of $52.63 million. The Lakers have not announced this news yet, which has attracted a lot of attention, and there are even rumors that James may be sent away by the deal. ESPN's Lakers reporter Dave McMenamin revealed that James's agent Ritchie Paul clearly told him that James did not apply for a deal.

However, Ritchie Paul also revealed that four teams contacted him and expressed their interest in trading to get LeBron. However, there is not much subsequent progress in this. James has no idea of leaving for the time being, and he also knows the Lakers' choice. After all, Doncic is younger and is also a popular star in the league. However, there was no discord between James and Doncic, and the Lakers would definitely not take the initiative to choose a trade to send James away.