The Nets have six people on the shelves who can they get before the trade deadline?

As the NBA trade deadline draws closer and closer, teams are also scrambling, and the US media "New York Daily News" believes that the Nets currently present three major problems, there are six players who can be put on the shelves, who can they exchange for?

On the surface, a team with Durant, Irving and Harden is luxurious enough, but since last season's exchange for Harden, the Nets Have played a total of 16 games together, and the Nets have won 13 wins and 3 losses during this period, considering Durant's long-term absence, the 17th game of the Big Three cooperation will not come in the near future. That means the Nets need to assess their needs and complete some trade reinforcements.

Coach Steve Nash has been experimenting wildly this season due to a disorganized lineup, which also raises the second question, the Nets need to pay some chips to get the players they need, but from the current lineup, their maneuverability is also very limited.

Durant, Harden, Irving, Harris, Mills, Aldridge are the core of this team, Griffin, James Johnson, Bembry and the two major forwards Edwards and Cam Thomas also have different values in their respective positions, and the Nets are unlikely to send them away.

As a result, Clarkston, Bruce Brown, Millsap, Javin Carter, two rookies David Duke and Dai Roan Sharp became potential chips in the deal.

The third question follows, what kind of players do the Nets need to get? Last season, they fell at the feet of the Bucks in the semifinals, and this season, the Nets need to regain the throne, and if they want to compete with the Bucks, they need to increase the size of the frontcourt.

Aldridge is a good interior shooter, but if they can poach Ibaka from the Clippers, the team has another space-type interior lineman in the fifth position, and although he is 32 years old, Ibaka is still a blocker and space-type interior lineman, and 40% of his shots this season have come from outside.

In recent times, Ibaka has dropped out of the Clippers' rotation lineup, and there are reports that in order to save money, the Clippers may trade Ibaka to a team that can buy him out immediately, so that he can return to free play and pave the way for joining the Nets.

Another option for the fifth position is the Kings' Holmes, who signed a four-year, $46.5 million contract with the Kings last year, but the Kings are currently evaluating the offer that Holmes can be traded, and in the Dinwiddie deal, the Nets got a $11.3 million trade exception that allowed them to fully eat into Holmes' contract, and of course, for the rebuilding Kings, they need some other chips, and the Nets may want to add Clarkston and a second-round pick in this deal.

The Nets also need to bring in a backup point guard to free Mills in the best position to complete the catch shot, and although Mills can dribble and attack, he is best at shooting without the ball. The Nets could bring in an ordinary point guard, and Pelicans guard Satoransky's contract is already in the final year, and he could be bought out or traded by the team.

In addition, some other people who have broken up the team are also worth paying attention to, such as Augustine of the Rockets and Joseph of the Pistons.

Finally, the Nets still have a problem to solve, they currently lack 3D players in the roster, the Wizards have been going high and low this season, if they want to sell players, the Nets can consider Pop, he is the team's much-needed 3D candidate, however, Pop and wizards core Bill are friends, if the team is not willing to send him, the Hornets' Josh Hart and the Trail Blazers Covington also meet the needs of the Nets.

When the Big Three are healthy, the Nets can still win games without trading, but once someone is injured, they are in crisis, and the Nets can't afford to lose the playoffs again, especially if the two superstars will be free agents this summer.