The Nets need to strengthen a 2m 08 inner line before the closing date of the net trade or become a target

With the transfer trade deadline approaching, will the Nets pull the trade trigger? The US media "nothinbutnets" believes that the Nets should strengthen a small-ball center, considering the current limited chips, it is difficult for them to exchange a suitable candidate, perhaps, the team will be in the buyout market, the Clippers inside Ibaka will become an option.

The Nets have struggled over the past period of time, and Durant's absence has exacerbated the team's crisis, and although Irving's form is getting better, it is not enough to help the Nets solve the problem at hand.

The Nets really miss Jeff Green, who impressed on the team last season, played a very versatile role on the court, whether it was a starter or a substitute, Green was able to make a steady contribution to the team, in the regular season, Green averaged 27 minutes per game, was able to get 11 points and 3.9 rebounds, including 49.2% shooting and 41.2% three-point shooting. On the offensive end, Green is primarily a space player who can hit three-pointers on the outside or use blocking to cut into the basket to complete the dunk.

On the defensive end, Green can also use his height and movement to complete the misplaced defense, increasing the Nets' diversity on the defensive end. Against the Lakers in January, when James took on the center, the Nets seemed at a loss.

Losing Green, the Nets lack an interior line that can open up space, and they have a big problem this season that they can't open up space, which is also a reason for Harden's declining athletic status, when he bursts into the basket, there are always multiple people to block, if someone pulls the space, Harden can complete the infinite singles.

The Nets added Millsap in last offseason, but his contribution this season is almost negligible, and millsap cannot replace Green's role, both offensively and defensively, and the two sides are now in a state of separation, and the Nets will try to send him away.

Bruce Brown played a brilliant performance last season, but he has declined significantly this season, he has repeatedly thrown simple goals that are inevitable, making the team feel helpless, although Brown's sense of blocking is still excellent, but his ability to finish has completely degraded, and the appearance of two rookies Kessler Edwards and David Duke has further reduced Brown's influence.

The Thunder's Kenridge Williams is a good choice, but The City of Russia will certainly want to put some conditions on the deal, and the Nets don't want to give up a draft pick on the basis of getting a blue-collar worker.

Moreover, the Nets face a serious luxury tax, they can't trade in exchange for other players with high salaries, and the team needs to focus on value for money. With this tricky financial position, the Nets may only operate in the buyout market. The Clippers' Ibaka is currently mired in rumors that the Clippers could buy it out, and Ibaka wants to find a place where he can win a second ring, and the Nets can give him such an opportunity in full staff.

Ibaka's height, shooting and defensive ability are things that the Nets lack, and although his competitive status is also declining at the moment, at some point, Ibaka can still contribute to the team and play a role in the small ball lineup.

Whatever general manager Sean Max does before the deadline, he must work in the direction of the title race, and if Harden's transfer rumors come true, the Nets' future championship window will become smaller and smaller.