With 85 percent of offseason signings joining the deal negotiations, teams have also picked up their time in the trade market, with the Fish Belly Pistons putting Grant on the shelves.
Such an operation is fully in line with the team's plan, after all, Corningham has become a key development object of the team, the team is giving all the ball rights to Cunningham, and Grant has dropped out of the team's future blueprint.
In this case, the US media "hoopshabit" listed 6 Grant transaction plans, of which 3 parties and 5 people each took what they needed, 3 for 1 for the Eagles, 3 for 2 to join the Bulls.
Trading Scenario 1
Pacers: Get Grant;
Trail Blazers: Get Sabonis;
Pistons: Get Anfini Simmons + Nurkic + Little.
The Pistons and Blazers are the obvious winners in the deal, and the Blazers have secured Sabonis Jr., an All-Star interior lineman, which will greatly improve the team's immediate combat strength.
The Pistons have successively acquired a number of young people who meet the team's rebuilding plan, Andel Andre and Anfeni Simmons are totally worth cultivating, and Nurkic can also exchange more chips in the future.
The Pacers took over grant, and his rapid growth over the past two seasons is well worth the Pacers' bet.
Transaction Scenario 2
Pistons: Get Le Vere + Brisette.
The idea of the deal was built on the first deal, and if the Pacers wanted to get Grant, the team didn't need a third party at all, and the team had enough chips to configure it.
Le Vere and Brisette are good young players, and for the Pistons in the early days of reconstruction, there is no better type of player than the two.
Transaction Scenario 3
Pistons: Get Turner + Wanamaker.
If the first two trades aren't enough to impress the Pistons, the Pacers can send Turner, the inside tower, who is the best blocker on the job and has a decent outside space ability.
He could be the perfect interior partner with Stewart, and Turner is not very old enough to fit the Pistons' rebuilding plans.
Transaction Scenario Four
Pelicans: Get Grant;
Pistons: Compensated by Hayes + Satoransky + draft picks.
If the Pistons aren't in a hurry to improve their immediate strength, Hayes will be a better interior option, and he's a high-pick inside pick that deserves to be cultivated.
Satoranski's contract is expiring and could free up salary space for the Pistons.
In addition, the team can also get a first-round pick return through this deal, which meets almost all the needs of the Pistons' reconstruction.
Transaction Scenario Five
Eagles: Get Grant;
Pistons: Get Redish + Okongu + Wright.
Redish was the main reward for the deal, and his immediate loss to Grant was the main reason the Hawks completed the deal, and Grant was more accommodating to the Hawks' need for the title.
But Reddish has a higher ceiling and deserves the Pistons' patience to cultivate, as does Okongu, a potential quality defender who is expected to undergo further metamorphosis as the Pistons get more chances.
Transaction Scenario Six
Bulls: Get Grant + Joseph;
Pistons: Get Patrick Williams + Kobe White + Derrick Jones Jr.
The idea of this deal plan is not much different from the previous one, the Bulls need more immediate combat power to improve the team's possibility of winning the championship after completing the transformation this season, and Grant will be a good reinforcement.
The rebuilding Pistons have some young people with impressive talent who can slowly spend time cultivating them.