Lillard can not be counted as "non-sale", which is enough to see that it is difficult to become a "non-sale" team. Lillard has worked hard in the Blazers, that is, he has not broken through for so many years, and he has also been caught in the trading storm for a long time. Wanting to be a "non-seller" is nothing more than a record guarantee, or a guarantee of making money, of course, it is better to have both at the same time. Don't look at so many so-called superstars in the league, the real sense of "non-selling" is 4 people, unless they go by themselves, otherwise the team will not trade them.
Alphabet Brother is a star cultivated by the Bucks themselves, and now he has given back to the team with a crown. Alphabet Brother himself has also won MVP 2 times, and DPOY, he is already the strength of attack and defense. He's only 27 years old, and he still has a long peak period, and he is lucky enough to peak for at least 5 years. The team has a letter brother, tasted the joy of winning the championship, and the income is also watching rise every year, so there is no reason for such a letter brother to trade. Even if the alphabet brother had the idea of leaving, the bucks had already been the first to be strong, and left the alphabet brother with a super maximum salary.
Curry is also a star cultivated by the Warriors themselves, and no one thought that such an average-looking pitcher would become the three-point king of history and the leader of the small ball era. Curry is the only all-vote MVP in history, and he has also led the team to win the championship 3 times, and he is an absolute hero of the team. He is basically sure that he will end up in the Warriors, and he has too deep a mark in the entire team history library. He's still at the top, he's an income guarantee, curry against the first man in team history, and it's impossible to trade him.
Durant was so fierce after his injury, which was really surprising. They all thought he would fall off a cliff, but now that he looks at it, he is still growing backwards. His offense has evolved again, and he is still the top scorer this season. Durant's offense is an eye-watering for any team, and having him can break all kinds of defenses. He scored too efficiently, did not drop the chain at key moments, and accumulated high popularity for so many years, and the commercial value was also huge. Even if Irving and Harden are traded, Durant must stay, and he is the Nets' hope.
Finally, there is James, the 37-year-old man is still so fierce, unique in history. James' reverse growth is more exaggerated, and the score is still the highest in recent years. Efficiency does not drop but rises, the data blowout across the board, 37-year-old James gave us too many surprises. Anyway, where James is, where he makes money, it is impossible to trade him on this basis. Not to mention that James can also create miracles, and if this season is well run-in, it is also expected to win the championship.