The Pelicans traded 7-3 with the Trail Blazers to get CJ McCollum

Ball World February 9 news With the deadline approaching, the NBA trading market began to be active, and now from the joint report of multiple reporters, the Pelicans and Blazers completed a big deal, CJ McCollum was traded to the Pelicans, and Ingram, Zion formed the Big Three, the specific plan is:

The Pelicans sent Josh Hart + Satoransky + Alexander Walker + Silva + 1 2022 first-round pick and 2 future second-round picks. CJ McCollum + Larines Jr. + Tonis Nell got from the Blazers, of which the 2022 first-round picks are 5-14, which belongs to the Blazers, if not, it will be converted to the Blazers in the next round.

The Blazers' second deal this season, after sending Powell and Covington to the Clippers, and now tearing down the backcourt doubles, means the Blazers are officially rebuilding. Since joining the league in 2013, CJ McCollum has played for the Trail Blazers for as many as nine seasons, playing in 564 games for the team and scoring 10,710 points.

So far this season, CJ McCollum has averaged 35.5 minutes per game and averaged 20.5 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1 steal per game. According to reporter Woj, the Blazers do not intend to rebuild, but to pursue talent, after the completion of the two deals, the Blazers will have 60 million salary space and multiple draft picks this summer, and they will build a team around Lillard again.

For the Pelicans, the arrival of CJ McCollum can not only improve the team's outside offensive firepower, but also help Zion and Ingram grow as soon as possible, this season's Pelicans into the playoffs should not be a big problem, but to go further, you need to see how the chemistry is.