Recently, Sham, a well-known American journalist, said that the Indiana Pacers announced a rebuild, and any player on the team can be traded, except for this year's rookie Duarte. Because it is a rebuilding job, the Thunder and Rockets, who hold a big push of the draft, are reluctant to trade with the Pacers.
As a result, the Pacers are slightly very passive in the trading market, including the Warriors are reluctant to send Wiseman and Cuminga, Moody to trade Turner or Saab Jr., so the Pacers may have to push back the day of rebuilding.
However, the Brooklyn Nets have also been very active in the trading market recently, and they are currently interested in sending Irving, Clarkston, and signing high-quality interiors with their middle-class contracts. According to a well-known REPORTER ATSPN, the Nets intend to negotiate a 3-for-1 deal with the Pelicans, specifically for the following: The Nets sent Clarkston + Edwards + future first-round picks in exchange for Valanciunas.
The Pelicans' record this season is tightly tied to 8 wins and 20 losses in the bottom of the West, and the current player Cain Williams' field problems have been delayed, and Cain Williamson's operated right foot continues to be sore. Valanciunas wasn't very happy with the Pelicans, and Valanciunas' friends have said he might not play any games for the Pelicans if he doesn't trade himself. Valanciunas' contract expires in the summer of 2022, when the Pelicans won't sell him and could face a windfall. This season, Valanciunas averaged 31.2 minutes per game, averaging 18.8 points, 11.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.9 blocks, 51.7 percent from the field and 46.3 percent from three-point range.
Since Irving has been unable to play, the Nets have another plan to trade the Grizzlies' Kyle Anderson, the "essence of creeping" of humans, with a middle-class contract. Anderson averaged 21.7 minutes per game this season, averaging 8.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.9 steals, 44.3 percent from the field and 35.8 percent from three-point range.
The Nets trade with Anderson is also to provide more rest time for James Harden, harden played a total of 942 minutes, the Nets had the highest playing time in the team. Such playing time has made Harden's physical strength slowly unable to keep up with the rhythm, after all, James Harden is also a 32-year-old player.