After adjustments during the offseason, will these NBA teams make a leaps and bounds next season?

The NBA Finals will start in a few days in the 24-25 season. For the other 28 teams, their offseason has arrived long ago. The NBA is a very magical league. You should have seen many examples of teams improving their strength after the offseason operation. Will the following teams make great progress next season?

If it weren't for the unexpected season reimbursement of Wenban Yama, the Spurs would actually have the chance to compete for the playoffs in the 24-25 season. Will the power of the pair of Wenban Yama and Fox be fully reflected next season? Will the Spurs choose to trade to introduce new All-Stars this summer? The Spurs should press the acceleration button for the reconstruction.

The Jazz, which has been playing badly for many years, still has not won a good draft pick. The Jazz CEO Danny Angie should be under some pressure. The Jazz invited him to accelerate reconstruction. The Jazz really should have to find a way to improve their combat power this summer. The Jazz should not choose to continue playing badly next season.

The Pelicans suffered another injury in the 24-25 season. They only won a pitiful 21 wins in the end. Will the Pelicans have any big moves this summer? Building a team around Williamson doesn't seem reliable, and the Pelicans should change their way of life. Can they strive for the top eight in the Western Conference next season?

The Hornets' performance in recent years is also very unsatisfactory. In the event that anything is possible, the Eastern Conference Hornets have absolutely hope as long as they work hard to reach a playoff playoff spot. Do the Hornets plan to give up the burden of Lamelo Ball? It seems that there will be no future for building a team around him.