There have been a lot of recent trade rumors, and the Nets and Lakers, who want to win the championship, are in the middle of it, and they have only one goal, that is, to complete the reinforcement through the trade. At present, there are all-star backcourts such as Simmons on the trading market, and there are also amazing fighters such as Turner and Grant, as well as auxiliary player Harrell. Among them, Harrell is the latest to appear on the trading market, and the Wizards have an open attitude to letting go of the former James's strongest gang, and are currently waiting for buyers to take the initiative to find the door.
It was revealed from some famous people that the Nets were the first to jump out, and they hoped to get Harrell through a small trade. Fans familiar with Harrell know that he is a personality player with a strong personality and a good temper. In good times, he always protects his teammates in the first place when there is a conflict on the court, and when it is bad, he fights with his teammates. The most recent infighting was in the Wizards' previous game against the Thunder, where Harrell and Pope fought over passing issues and physically clashed.
Apparently, the Wizards wanted to give up Harrell, and this was one of the reasons. The Nets' reinforcement mentality is urgent, because Durant is injured, but also worry about his unstable state after his comeback, and it is urgent to strengthen in the forward position. With Nash's coaching level, the future days basically rely on Harden's play, and will definitely squeeze Harden's physical strength. As for Irving, he can only perform on the road and does not help the run-in of the squad. What the Nets need is immediate combat power, and if they want to wait until Harrell, they must come up with a good trading plan.
Sources say the Nets are willing to come up with potential insider Clarkston and the non-existent Brown as trading chips. Clarkston is obviously extremely valuable, as a blue-collar center, can eat cake to protect the basket, and the shooting rate is quite high, the Wizards must be useful. The Nets and Sharp's outbreak are not worried about the gap in the interior line caused by Clarkston's departure, so they prefer to exchange Clarkston's value for the reinforcement of the front.
Harrell could fill some scoring gaps in Durant's absence if he could join, and if Durant returns, he could start the front, which is amazing for the length of the forward's arm span. Boldly predicted, Irving's contribution may not be as good as Harrell's, and Harden must be very happy to have such a strong signing. I believe that the Nets' big three with Aldridge and Harrell's lineup should be the first in the league' strength, so Harden is getting closer and closer to the first championship. Success or failure in this move, the trade that drove Harrell may be the Biggest turning point of the season for the Nets.