On February 1, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued to unfold, and the trade deadline was getting closer and closer, and the free market became active, and many teams were eager to move. Today, there are 3 major trading dynamics, of which the Lakers trade is still not much progress, Tucker Jr.'s market is not good; Rockets Gordon is very sought-after, many teams are interested in getting him; the Wizards want to make changes, Dinwiddie has become the target of potential fire sale.
Because the Lakers' performance this season has not met expectations, the team also wants to make some changes, but they can come up with a little less quality chips, only Tucker Jr., Nunn and the 2027 first-round picks. For these chips, the Lakers also officially offered Grant to the Pistons, as well as the Kings' Hield, but unfortunately they were rejected. Eric Pincus, a reporter at the open-air stand, revealed that the outside world is not very interested in Tucker Jr. and is regarded as a marginal asset. Tucker Jr., who is on a $9.5 million salary this season, averaged 9.9 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, shot 40.7 percent from the field and only 24.8 percent from three-point range, making it hard to attract other players.
The Cavaliers have been brilliant this season, eye-catching everyone and are expected to return to the playoffs for the first time in the post-James era. The Cavaliers are currently fourth in the East with a record of 31 wins and 20 losses, and they also want to get better, want to strengthen the point guard, rocket Gordon and LeVert are potential targets. The Cavaliers want to use their 2022 first-round picks (protected 18-22 picks) as a trading chip to make up for the depth of the backcourt, with two of the Cavaliers' guards, Sexton and Rubio, reimbursed this season.
Among them, Gordon is very likely to trade away at the trade deadline, the Rockets are currently in the process of rebuilding, and the value of Gordon staying here is a bit low. Gordon has been doing very well this season, averaging 29.7 minutes per game, contributing 14.3 points, 3.1 assists and shooting 42.9 percent from three-point range. If he joins the championship team, then his value will become even greater, and the sun, who was previously the number one in the league, is also concerned about him, and then it depends on which team can take him away.
Last offseason, the Wizards traded for Lesser, and then signed Dinwiddie for $54 million for three years, but now the team has gradually lost confidence in him and wants to sell him. Dinwiddie has made 40 appearances for the Wizards this season, averaging 30.5 minutes per game, averaging 13.2 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5.7 assists from the field, shooting just 38.7 percent from the field. But now that the Wizards want to get rid of him, it's a little difficult, and the Clippers could be one of his potential nextdoers.