The Raptors struck a deal with the Hawks to Dragic and Gallinari

On February 9, according to the NBA's well-known reporter Jake Fischer revealed in a program: Sources revealed that the Toronto Raptors and atlanta Hawks have reached a general framework for the Dragic and Gallinari deal, and the specific details of the deal are not yet clear. Earlier, according to the famous "Brian Windhorst", the Raptors provided Dragic and draft picks to get back a wing and big player. After all, This season, Van Jordan is still a strong output, and he has been selected as an All-Star, so it is not surprising that the team has completely handed over the core of the backcourt to him.

Looking back at the careers of both sides of the trade, Dragic is a low-open high-go type, playing his best season performance in the Suns and Heat, while Gallinari has always given the impression of a tough scoring role, and has been a strong scorer in his career, averaging 15.6 points, 4.8 rebounds+ 1.9 assists + 0.8 steals per game.

Interestingly, as the representative strength of international players, Gallinari and Dragic both entered the NBA in the 2008 draft. Both have also made their mark in more than a decade of NBA careers, and have performed well in international and European competitions, but both have performed poorly this season. Italian Gallinari has played 42 games for the Hawks this season, averaging only 10.3 points + 4.4 rebounds + 1.4 assists per game; Slovenian Dragic has only played 5 games for the Raptors this season, averaging only 8.0 points + 2.8 rebounds + 1.8 assists per game, all of which have set a career record in nearly a decade, and once it was rumored that Dragic would not play for the Raptors, so if this transaction can be successfully completed, it is also a relief for Dragic. Because he really didn't like the cold in the north, after all, he was the one who had been in Miami on the south coast.