As the trade deadline approaches, teams that want to make changes or continue to strengthen have put chips on the shelves, and the latest news, the three eastern powers have also released news to trade the main force in the team. The Nets want to shoot Clarkston, his talent is good, but this season suffered injuries, not to mention the rookie Sharp is getting better and better, which strengthens the determination of the top level. The Nets don't lack centers, Ader and Griffin can still withstand it, if they can get more potential players, why not. As a second-round pick, Clarkston has averaged 9.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game with 22 points this season, which is not efficient, and he has only played 20 games with injuries and less than 50% attendance. Sharp is also a first-round end draft, but he has performed well, averaging 6.5 points and 4.5 rebounds in 11 minutes per game this season, much more efficient than Clarkston, and he is only 20 years younger, the real society is the survival of the fittest, and the Nets left a more potential Sharp is also expected by fans.
The second team is the Heat, Duncan Robinson is an outside shooter, but this season's three-point shooting rate is not as high as only 35%, and more importantly, his role is basically the same as Hiro's, both are offensive players, playing a very small role on the defensive end, and for a team that is good at defense, it does not need multiple players with similar characteristics. After a slump last season, Hiro has broken through himself to become the favourite for the best sixth man of the season, and he is 5 years younger than Duncan Robinson, which are huge advantages. For the Heat, being able to exchange Dunro for a player who is good at defense is very helpful for the balance of the team. It is worth mentioning that Riley claims to be the god operator of the alliance, he never makes a loss-making transaction, who do you think will be exchanged for Dunroe?
The Celtics' record is too poor, with Tatum and Brown two All-Stars, not even the top 4 in the East, which also makes the top management determined to put Richardson, Horford and Schroder on the shelf, which is ready for a big change. There's no denying that Schroeder and Richardson have the strength to start wherever they go, and both can average 26 points per game. However, the 35-year-old veteran Horford will not be so easy to get a second shot. Although he can still get 10+7 statistics per game, his big contract is prohibitive, and the annual salary next season is as high as 26.5 million, and it is clear that he is a high-paid and low-energy player. It is worth mentioning that Horford is already being traded by the team for the second time, he was traded by the Celtics to the Thunder last season, and returned to Boston in the offseason. There is a saying that Horford got his own satisfactory pension contract, never worried about the transaction, where are the 30 teams not pension, and what is the difference?