Out: Danny Green (trade), Rajon Rondo (FA), Avery Bradley (FA), Dwight Howard (FA), JaVale McGee (trade), Quinn Cook (waived).In: Marc Gasol (two years, $5.2 million), Montrezl Harrell (two years, $19 million), Dennis Schroder (trade), Wesley Matthews (one year, $3.6 million).Last season: 52-19, 10th (T) in offense, 3rd in defense.

In other words, it's not particularly useful to compare the Lakers' offseason to the Thunder's or even the Hawks', but this exercise demands that one of them must be deemed superior to the others. Contenders and rebuilding teams must be judged by entirely different criteria, and splashy signings typically come with real trade-offs. What follows is a team-by-team review of the significant moves.Ī disclaimer: These rankings are not scientific, and they are not meant to signify simply which teams have set themselves up to win a higher percentage of their games or have a better 2021 championship odds. Most teams have made the last of their major transactions, though, and since the preseason starts on Friday, it hardly feels premature to evaluate what's happened. The heavily compressed 2020 NBA offseason is not exactly over, as evidenced by last week's point guard swap and the ongoing, beardy turmoil in Houston.

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