Compared with the past few seasons, this season can be described as a twist and turn, the epidemic has once again invaded the teams, and a large number of players have been forced to quarantine.
But it also gives marginal players a chance to take the position, and so far this season, the league's overall number of players has continued to set new historical records.
In addition, a number of top players have fallen out with their teams, fighting against the team by refusing to play, and a large number of dark horses have emerged, and many teams have been in trouble.
In response to this series of cases, the league's teams have also begun to gradually become active in the trading market, of which the Lakers have completed the transaction of veteran Rondo.
To this end, the US media "nbaanalysis" also selected 5 transaction plans that can reshape the pattern of the alliance in a timely manner, of which the Warblers went to the Cavaliers only second, and the Lakers won the championship.
Trade Five: Simmons joins the Timberwolves
Irving has returned to the team, but Ben Simmons's problems have not been solved, and Philadelphia has punished Ben Simmons more than ten million times, still unable to get Ben Simmons back to the team.
Considering that Embiid is at its peak, it is believed that in the end, Philadelphia will take the initiative to make concessions and trade Simmons out, and the Timberwolves are a good deal.
The Timberwolves have rebounded slightly this season and are currently in ninth place in the West, with Towns playing one of his career bests, and the team needs Simmons' defensive, organizational and rebounding skills, and can send Russell in return.
Trade Four: Lillard joins the Knicks
Both the Knicks and the Blazers are in trouble this season, with the Blazers only ranking 12th in the West and the Knicks in 11th in the East.
But the difference between the two teams is that the Knicks are big-ball city teams and have enough quality chips in their hands to build a championship team around Lillard and Randle after getting Lillard.
For the Blazers, the team has been unable to meet Lillard's championship needs, and sending Lillard to New York to exchange for rebuilding chips will be one of the options.
Trade Three: Grant joins the Jazz
Grant has been put on the shelves by default, with multiple teams interested in getting the all-round wing, and the Jazz are one of them.
Whether it's from the perspective of team wing reinforcement, or from the ability grant can provide will improve the competitiveness of the team's small lineup, the Jazz in the second line of the championship should bet on him.
For Grant, joining contenders the Jazz is undoubtedly one of the perfect choices compared to staying with the Fish Belly Pistons.
Trade two: Ingram joins the Cavaliers
After years of back-to-back swings, the Cavaliers have undergone a metamorphosis this season and are now sixth in the East.
Although Sexton and Rubio have been reimbursed for the season, the team has strengthened the veteran Rondo, plus Markkanen on the front line, and Mobley and Allen on the inside, the Cavaliers are still a competitive team.
Betting on Ingram will further increase the team's flank cap and add a holding point for the team to share the pressure on Garland, combined with the Pelicans' poor current situation, Ingram if he can leave is undoubtedly a good result.
Trade One: Brown swaps with Thick Brow
The two established teams of the Lakers and the Green Army have been in trouble this season, and infighting has broken out within the Green Army, and Brown has continued to fall into trading rumors.
On the other hand, the Lakers, although the state has picked up under the leadership of James, the team is getting farther and farther away from the goal of winning the championship.
Considering that the team does not have many high-quality chips, if you want to turn the situation around through a big deal, cutting love is almost the only option.