The Brooklyn Nets have barely assembled a full roster this season because the players on their team have their own problems. Durant and Harden have been injured and have been playing with injuries; Irving has always refused to give a needle, basically determined that they can only play away games this season; Aldridge and Griffin are also older and are struggling to support.
At this juncture, veteran Millsap did not want to insist any longer, and he had friendly communication with the Nets and decided to break up. In fact, Millsap also wanted to hold a thigh at the beginning, win the championship, and he also wanted to play a game. However, Nets coach Nash has his own ideas about the lineup allocation, and feels that Millsap's pace is slow and not easy to use, so he does not give him much time to play.
Millsap still had some immediate combat strength, and was not willing to sit on the bench like this, so he wanted to leave. The two sides agreed last month that Millsap didn't want to play again and that the Nets would send him away as soon as possible. Recently, the Nets' trading chip has come out, and that is a second-round draft pick.
Millsap was also a powerful player at that time, able to grow from a second-round show to a Utah Jazz's main striker, very inspiring. Now that Millsap is older, he can still use his experience to act as a dressing room leader, which is an important aspect of his attraction to other teams.
But even with a second-round draft pick, many teams still don't want to pay, and the Chicago Bulls have done a very good job: they continue to wait and see, hoping to be able to buy out Millsap's contract directly after the trade deadline of this season has passed, and sign with the veteran base salary.
If you can go to the Bulls, I believe Millsap is also willing, because the championship of this team is quite obvious.