On January 20, Beijing time, the NBA regular season is in full swing, and the participating teams are working hard to get a higher regular season record, striving to go further in the playoffs to help the team get the ticket to the Finals and lift the O'Brien Cup, attracting the attention of tens of thousands of fans. At the same time, the dynamics in the trading market are equally eye-catching and worth taking a look at.
As the door of the trading market is about to close, the calm trading market is gradually lively, and more and more teams will shift their attention to this robbery battle without smoke, and strive to help the team complete the final reinforcement of the season and meet the new season with the strongest lineup. Recently, two blockbuster deals are in the making, the Lakers and the Rockets and the Magic are discussing a 1-for-1 deal to find a helper for James, and the Kings plan to get All-Star guard Simmons in a 5-for-2 trade to help the team get out of the rebuilding quagmire. The specific details of these two transactions are as follows:
The Lakers sent Tarren Horton Tucker, the Rockets sent veteran Eric Gordon, or the Lakers sent Tucker Jr., and the Magic sent veteran Terrence Rose. At present, the Lakers do not have much hope of trading Grant or Turner, they can not come up with chips that satisfy the management of the other side, so they can only retreat to introduce some immediate combat power. Both the Rockets and the Magic are rebuilding the team, and the young Tucker is the player they want, who can be part of the team's future. Although the addition of Gordon or Rose can not completely solve the team's status quo, it can make the team's bench lineup score firepower and defense have a certain improvement, waiting for Davis to return still ensure that the team can be in the playoffs.
The Kings, who vowed to make the playoffs this season, became one of the most active teams in the trading market, and they could give up half of the team in order to get Simmons from Philadelphia. The Kings offered defenders Buddy Hield, Terres Halliburton, Harris Barnes and two future draft picks as chips to trade Simmons, power forward Harris and guard Sable. From the book alone, the offer provided by the Kings is sincere, just waiting for the other side to nod. Notably, it's also the richest offer the 76ers have received about Simmons, and if they don't agree, Simmons will undoubtedly ruin the season in their own hands.