Due to the team's record this season, the Pacers have finally announced that they have entered a reconstruction period, and many of the team's main players are currently on the trading shelf, including the current league's block king Miles Turner. So far this season, Turner has maintained a regular season statistic of averaging 12.9 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1 assist per game, shooting 50.8% from the field. Turner, meanwhile, is proud of the league with his 2.8 blocks per game, and he is the player with the highest number of blocks per game in the NBA league this season.
According to NBA reporter Michel Scotto, for the NBA league's active duty-powered block king player, the Pacers are now proposing two first-round pick deals. Of course, if the other party can give 1 first round + 1 potential new star asset chip, the Pacers management can also accept the promise. Overall, the Pacers are still quite confident about the value of Turner's deal, and they are clearly not willing to complete Turner's player trade easily and cheaply, but give their own trading bottom line and chip standards.
It is worth mentioning that the reason why the Pacers dare to directly ask for two first-round picks is actually their own source of confidence, because in the current NBA league trading market, Turner can be said to have attracted the attention of many league teams. According to the latest report from the league's Shams, the Lakers, Lone Rangers, Hornets, Knicks and other teams are interested in getting Turner at the same time, so the Pacers now have no need to worry about Turner's lack of trading, and they can even screen and evaluate the team with the most expensive money to trade.
One thing to say, although the Lakers are now also the favorite Turner, but the problem lakers is difficult to come up with two first-round picks, unless they pull in other teams for a three-way deal, otherwise it is difficult to impress the Pacers management. In fact, I personally feel that the Lakers do not particularly need Turner's transaction to join, rather than consuming the first round of signings to introduce insider players, it is better to directly give "Warcraft" Howard more playing time. In this regard, what do you think of the small partners, do you think the Lakers really need Turner? Will lakers management actually conduct Turner's trading operations in the end?