In the history of the NBA, teams and teams have done a lot of transactions, some transactions have benefited the team, for the players, they have not been given room to play, nor have they been given fame and fortune, some transactions have benefited the players, the team has gained fame and fortune, but the team's performance is average, the team and the players have benefited From the win-win transactions, this article will take stock of ten win-win transactions.
Tenth: The Warriors sent Ellis in exchange for Bogut
Ellis was the Warriors' chosen player, and after sitting on the bench for a while, Ellis made the starter and then became the boss of the Warriors, and as Curry entered the league and got better and better, who was the boss of Ellis and Curry became a problem.
In the end, the Warriors still chose to correct Curry and send Ellis away, the Warriors sent Ellis to the Bucks, in exchange for Bogut and Stephen Jackson, after coming to the Bucks, Ellis played more space, and the Warriors had Bogut who could guard the box, both sides did not suffer losses, this deal can be called a win-win.
Ninth: The Timberwolves send Love to Wiggins
In the summer of 14, James announced his return to Cleveland, and the Cavaliers' strength increased greatly, and in order to win the championship, they began to recruit and build a championship-winning lineup, and the most important transaction the Cavaliers made was to exchange for Love.
Love has made a name for himself in the Timberwolves and is a capable giant player, but the Timberwolves have a mediocre record, and the Cavaliers trade Bennett and Wiggins with the Timberwolves in exchange for Love. After Lefour came to the Cavaliers, although the tactical status declined, but successfully won the championship, put on the ring, for the Cavaliers and Lefour the deal is worth it, the Timberwolves got the talented Wiggins, Wiggins played well, the Timberwolves did not suffer losses, there were no losers in this deal, they all got what they wanted.
Eighth: The Bulls send Oakley in exchange for Cartwright
Oakley played well with the Bulls, and jordan also had a good relationship, often for Jordan, but from the perspective of the team's interests, Oakley is not the player the Bulls need the most, in order to win the championship, the Bulls sent Oakley in exchange for Cartwright.
Cartwright is a 2.16m center, his rim protection ability is very strong, and there is a one-handed throw ability, after coming to the Bulls, Cartwright integrated into the Bulls, became the Bulls' main center, to help the Bulls win the championship. Oakley also played well in the Knicks, becoming a star in the league, and the deal, both the team and the players were winners, and they all got a good result.
Seventh: The Cavaliers sent Kevin Johnson to get Larrinus
Guard Price, who had performed poorly in the first year, suddenly played well, which made the Cavaliers have to send away the guard they had just selected, Kevin Johnson, and in the end, they chose a good owner for Kevin Johnson, and they got the players they wanted.
Kevin Johnson was sent to the Suns, the Cavaliers got Larinas, Nance came to the Cavaliers, became the core of the inside line, helped the Cavaliers become a hegemon in the East, and Kevin Johnson became a first-line defender in the League at the Suns, helping the Suns reach the Finals, in this deal, no one side is a loser, it can be said that it is a "four-win" deal.
Sixth: The Heat sent Glen Rice to get Monin
Mourning played very well in the Hornets, but his relationship with teammate Larry Johnson was not good, Mourning said that he would not play for the Hornets again, the Heat saw the opportunity, they handed the Hornets an offer, Yellow Powder was more satisfied with the offer, and the deal was done.
The Heat and Hornets involved a lot of people in the deal, with the Heat sending Glen Rice, Matt Geiger, Levi's and the '96 first-round picks, and the Hornets sending Mourning, Ellis and Miles. Although there are many people involved, but the main body is Glen Rice and Morning, after the two exchange owners, the performance is good, Mourning helped the Heat to get the championship, Glen Rice in the Hornets to carry the team, three consecutive years of all-star selection, the Heat benefited the most, but the Hornets did not suffer losses.
Fifth: The Lone Ranger sends Devon Harris in exchange for Kidd
Kidd had played for the Lone Rangers, but because of the lace news, the Lone Rangers were forced to send Kidd away, and Kidd did well after leaving the Lone Rangers, leading the Nets to the Finals twice, but after that, the Nets got stuck in the mire.
The Nets have three very capable players, Kidd, Jefferson and Martin, but the salary pressure is very high, and the Nets choose to trade in order to solve the dilemma. The Lone Ranger saw this and offered the Nets to get Kidd through a trade, the Lone Ranger offered five players including Harris, two draft picks and part of the cash, the Nets agreed, Kidd came to the Lone Ranger and helped the Lone Ranger win the championship, Kidd finally put on the championship ring, the Lone Ranger and Kidd both got the desired result, and the Nets also freed up salary space.
Fourth: The Heat sent Odom in exchange for O'Neal
After O'Neal came to the Lakers, he showed his dominance and helped the Lakers win three championships in a row, but after losing to the Pistons in the 2004 Finals, the Lakers' attitude towards O'Neill changed, and O'Neal became a player who could be traded.
In the summer of '04, the Heat made a deal with the Lakers, and the Heat sent Odom and other players plus draft picks to get O'Neal. With O'Neill's help, the Heat successfully won the championship, and Odom also helped the Lakers win the championship in 09.10, in this deal, each side gained a lot, no side suffered a loss, this deal can be said to be a perfect deal.
Third: The Spurs sent Hill to Leonard
Hill was selected by the Spurs and grew up at the Spurs, the Spurs attach great importance to Hill, but the Spurs have Parker and Ginobili in the Team, and Hill's development space is bound to be affected, and at this time the Pacers have their eye on Hill.
In the 11th draft, the Pacers traded the Spurs with the newly selected rookie Leonard and some draft picks, in exchange for Hill, Leonard went to the Spurs. At the Pacers, Hill was the team's starting guard, with a lot of space, good performances, and played a good game, while Leonard grew up at the Spurs and became the FMVP, a deal that allowed each player to play to their potential.
Second: The Clippers sent Gordon and Paul
In the summer of '11, where Paul went became the most concerned thing, there were rumors that he was going to the Lakers, but in the end, it was the Clippers and the Hornets who managed the alliance to make a deal, and they exchanged some chips for Paul.
The Clippers paid a lot of chips, including Gordon, Carman, Aminu, and the first round pick, but it turned out that the Clippers did not fail in this deal, but was very successful, Paul helped the Clippers become a strong team in the West, and for Paul, he left the hopeless Hornets and got the opportunity to impact the championship, although he failed to win the championship, but it was far better than wasting time in the Hornets.
First: The Lakers sent Ingram in exchange for Davis
In the post-Kobe era, the Lakers fell into a low point, they did not have a good record, even won the lottery, selected Ball, Ingram, and after James joined, the Lakers' strength increased greatly, winning the championship became a possibility, and the Lakers' goal changed.
At that time, Ingram and Ball were not strong enough to grow, the Lakers were not competitive enough, and James's presence made their ball rights less, which was not good for their growth, which entered a strange circle, in order to be able to win the championship, the Lakers sent away young players such as Ingram and Ball, in exchange for Davis, who also hoped to win the championship, the final result was that Ingram and Ball grew up in the new owner, Davis and the Lakers got the championship, which can be described as a happy result for everyone.