Hello everyone! Let's talk about the NBA today and share a few NBA news for you: The Lakers agreed to trade Wei Shao! Exposed the Nets 3-for-1 trade Grant plan, Rondo said.
First of all, the Lakers agreed to trade Westbrook! As the trade deadline approaches, teams have already begun to trade. According to Sam Amick, the Lakers have agreed to trade Westbrook, and the team has discussed a deal with some competitors about Westbrook. However, Sam Amick said it is unlikely that the Lakers will send Westbrook away by the February trade deadline because Westbrook's contract is too large and Westbrook's contract will reach $47 million next season. Within the Lakers, there is an idea that has been very clear, that is, the effect of Westbrook joining the Lakers has not met expectations. So far this season, Westbrook has averaged 35.8 minutes per game and can get 19.5 points, 8.1 rebounds and 8.1 assists. In the last game, Westbrook made 0 turnovers.
Secondly, the US media broke the news that the Nets had a 3-for-1 deal for Grant, and the Nets sent Joe Harris and two first-round draft picks to get Grant from the Pistons. The US media analyzed the deal from the perspective of two teams:
For the Nets, although Joe Harris shot accurately, he did not fit the Nets' lineup system, and his defense was always a major weakness of the team. The Nets already have a brilliant shooter like Mills, and the team needs to bring in a 3D player. Grant has been a great performer with the Pistons in the last two seasons, shooting three-pointers and taking advantage of his stature to defend against opponents. The Nets' potential rivals in the playoffs, the Bucks, have a strong forward player like Alphabet Brother, and the Nets must make changes in the lineup to better cope with Alphabet Brother in the playoffs.
For the Pistons, the team has decided to build a team with Cunningham as the core. In addition, during Grant's absence, Pistons forward Sadiq Bay performed very well and won the title of Player of the Week. As a result, sending Grant away wouldn't have much impact on the Pistons. With this deal, the Pistons brought in joe Harris, the league's top scorer, and with an organization like Cunningham, Harris was able to shine in the Pistons.
Finally, Rondo took a stand. Former Lakers champion guard Rondo made his first statement after the deal was struck, and Rondo gave an interview to the media today. In the interview, Rondo talked about the Cavaliers manager and his future career plans. Speaking about Cavaliers coach Bikstaff, Rondo said he was impressed by the details of Bikstaff and that the manager was very efficient and wouldn't waste time talking nonsense. Rondo said he hopes he will learn from Bixtav and his teaching assistants. Rondo admits that he also wants to be a team manager in the future.