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Like OgNasty mentioned earlier Paul Millsap will become a player of the Brooklyn Nets.
The former Denver Nuggets player will be coached by coach Steve Nash after exploring the free agency.
Although the figures of the deal have not been disclosed yet, it should cover only one year at minimum salary. Brooklyn gets a profile of enormous experience basically low cost!

The strategy is very similar with the LA Lakers, they are getting low-cost players with good experience and Millsap will definitely be useful for the Nets to their campaign to the championship next season. They failed last season due to injury, so hopefully, it will not happen again so we will see the best teams playing in the NBA Finals.

They are adding more players to ease the rotation, with the big 3 playing a lot of minutes, they will be in the playoffs but the likelihood of getting injured is possible, Nets can't afford to ruin their chance to be in the NBA Finals, they are all healthy now, so they will have to make sure they are at the top in the regular season and they are also in top shape in the playoffs.

It's a big gamble for them to really get the big 3, and it's first season together, the gamble hasn't paid off since only Durant was able to lead the team, Irving and Harden got injured.

So they re-adjust added more players in the rotation that can contribute and be a role players, giving them like 10 minutes of rest to avoid injuries and be healthy come playoff time. Maybe we can see restricted minutes on the big 3 as well if possible.

All the nets can do now is just to add players with a low salary as the big 3 had already consumed the bigger part of the salary cap. The nets management are willing to gamble and it really pay off, they are just a little short since Harden and Irving got injured during the playoffs run.