Tao Ming's mentor extends Nuggets contract, Green Cay signs three in a row, Suns owner turns the tide

Beijing time on September 16, the NBA has now entered the off-season, no more sports events, but the NBA stars and teams still have a lot of news, just now, the NBA and a number of news outflow, let us take a look at the following.

1、Tao Ming's mentor renewed his contract with the Nuggets.

Reporter Michael Scott reported, the Nuggets to a two-year contract extension of assistant coach David Madelyn. Madelyn had served as the team's acting head coach when head coach Mike Malone infected the new crown last season, and he has now played for the Nuggets for five seasons.

It is worth mentioning that Madelyn coached Tao Ming, considered his mentor, and after he came to the Rockets, is really around Tao Ming to build the team system, and also led the Rockets to break through the first round.

In that era of the NBA, Tao Ming could not withstand the intensity of the confrontation if he did not gain weight. But after gaining weight, it increases the risk of injury, so there has been strict control of Tao's playing time to ensure the team's offensive core position.

At that time, because of Tao Ming's long playing time, he was not less ridiculed by the fans. The company's main goal is to provide the best possible service to its customers.

2, the Celtics new signings three, Stevens but to examine the future of the first.

According to Real Gm, the Celtics have signed Justin Jackson, Jake Layman and Denizen Valentine.

Valentine played for the Cavaliers and Jazz last season and was able to average 2.9 points and 1.8 rebounds per game.

Jackson signed with the Celtics last season and played in this year's Summer League for the Celtics and was average.

Lyman played for the Timber wolves last season, averaging 6.8 minutes per game and was able to score 2.4 points and 1.1 rebounds.

The three signings are not much of a cap boost for the team, and GM Stevens may have a greater ambition in mind, with some sources pointing out that they want to compete for prospective first-rounder In Banyan next season.

According to the American media clutch points breaking news, the Celtics' general manager of Stevens, has personally gone to Europe, close examination of the talented French player Wen Banyan.

He was born in 2004, 2.21 meters tall, arm span of 2.44 meters, 2021-22 season, Wen Banyan in the European basketball league, playing an average of 17.5 minutes, get 6.5 points, 3.8 rebounds 1.9 caps; in the Miguel 1 is an average of 18.4 minutes, take 9.4 points, 5.1 rebounds 1.8 caps.

The 18-year-old Zimbabwean is physically gifted and agile on the court, switching from the hip to the foul line with ease. He can dribble as well as a guard and has a great shot that can go as far as the three-point line. Full of talent, totally worthy of being developed as a cornerstone

Stevens was on the sidelines watching a practice game at Zimbabwean and said, "We'll be looking at some players from at least high school because there are some good 15-17 year old here".

3, the Sun owner turned a dangerous situation into a good one.

According to previous reports, the NBA hired an outside legal firm to conduct a full investigation of the Sun owner, which eventually resulted in a 43-page report confirming that Savoy had not only made public racist comments, but also regularly sexually harassed employees under him.

The media summarized some of the outrageous contents of the report, such as Savoy once sent indecent videos to a small group of emails with only male employees; he also embarrassed another male by voluntarily taking off his underwear while he was doing a physical examination. At a team holiday party, he also danced face-to-face with a male employee and was uncomfortably close to the body.

But only a one-year ban, plus a $10 million penalty, was imposed by the NBA league. For this punishment result, some players, commentators and journalists inside and outside the league have expressed their dissatisfaction, such punishment is too light, he should be expelled from the NBA league, there are also many NBA stars come forward to speak out, such as James and Paul, have said that he should be heavily punished.

In response, reporter Vincent Goodwill said: "To expel Caviler from the NBA, you need 2/3 of the owners to vote yes. Unless you know well in advance that this vote will pass, it would be unwise to initiate such a vote. So, Seville will stay."

In this way, there is a high probability that the Suns will elect an owner to hold the Suns in trust among other teams in the NBA, and the one-year ban is considered a real turnaround for Seville compared to selling the team.