Three big fishes in the NBA free market, except Westbrook Kumingga, no one wants 24 points per game

The rosters of the league teams in the new season have been basically confirmed during the NBA offseason, and the next one is at most a few minor repairs and make-ups. However, looking at the entire free market, there are still many players who have not won a contract, including three of the most representatives, Westbrook and Kumingga, the most anxious, and the other player averaged 24 points last season!

First of all, Westbrook, who averaged 13.3 points and 6.1 assists per game in the Nuggets last season, and his shooting percentage of 44.9% hit a career high, but his defense and offensive efficiency were slightly unsatisfactory. However, Westbrook's on-field experience, locker room leadership and breakthrough ability are ranked in the league, which is a good puzzle for championship competition.

Then it was Kumingga, who had been tying up with the Warriors for the entire offseason. One wanted a big contract, and the other was not giving it back and forth. To this day, both sides were still consuming so much. The impact was that the Warriors could not continue to sign and strengthen, and Kumingga eventually had the risk of no ball to play. In fact, Kumingga has a very good personal talent. Even though he was not suitable for the Cole system last season, he still averaged 16 points per game.

Finally, 23-year-old Cam Tonis, who played very well with the Nets last season, averaged 24 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game. However, the Nets only offered him a two-year, $28 million contract extension for him. When he learned about the situation, Thomas directly chose to test the free market, but the result was not satisfactory and no team extended the olive branch to him. In fact, according to Thomas' performance in the past two seasons, he can be a substitute for the second and third positions of the championship team.