Today the Blazers have traded again, in just a few days, the Blazers have made 3 transactions, basically all the family foundations saved over the years have been built.
Today was a three-party deal:
The Blazers received Ingles (from the Jazz), Elia Hughes (from the Jazz) and a future second-round pick (from the Jazz);
Spurs get: Satoransky (from the Blazers), a second-round pick (from the Jazz);
Jazz gets: Alexander Walker (from the Blazers), Juan Hernangomez (from the Spurs);
What exactly do the Trailblazers want to do?
Ingles, who had previously had a torn cruciate ligament in his knee, had already expected season reimbursement, and it was an expiring contract.
If at the end of the season, Ingles does not renew his contract with the Blazers (most likely not), then the Blazers will really "get a luck".
Ingles had just updated his tweet, writing: "It was a sad day, I knew it could happen, but I still didn't want to believe it. I've been lucky enough to call this place home for 8 years, go win the championship, guys. I'll keep an eye on it. ”
Listening to Ingles' words, the translation is: I know that I am injured, I can't help you anymore, and I am in pain and happy to be able to help you win the championship in the way of being traded.
How touching!
Alexander-Waugh and Hernangomez should have been able to fill Ingles' vacancy for a short time...
Ingles traded himself to give the Jazz a chance to win the championship, and if Lillard continued to stay in the Blazers, he might have to draw himself a championship!
Speculation is now that Ingles should return to Utah after becoming a free agent this summer.
Does the Trailblazer have a B-dog feel?
Satoransky and Alexander Walker were sent back to Hughes and a second-round pick.
Satoransky, we won't talk about it, Walker also averaged 12.8 points, 3.3 boards and 2.8 assists per game for the Pelicans.
Hughes, who has played 14 games this season, averaged 8 minutes per game and was able to score 3.1 points, 1.2 boards and 0.4 assists.
At the moment Lillard and Blazers general manager
After two consecutive days and two trades, the Blazers sent CJ McCollum, Nance Jr. and Snell, only to return Hart, Luzada, Ingles, Hughes, 1 protected 2022 first-round pick, and 3 future second-round picks.
So, someone else rebuilds the first round of the pick, and the Blazers rebuild the second round of the reserve? How, do you want to choose a big general or a little Thomas?
Of course, on another level, the Blazers may be ready to give up this season completely (there seems to be no other choice but to give up), so send CJ away in exchange for Ingles's 13 million expired contract, make room, and have more room to operate in the offseason.
The Spurs are about the same idea, the Blazers rank 11th in the West, Spurs 12th, are not even able to enter the playoffs.
The Spurs are the equivalent of exchanging Forbes for Satoransky and 2 second-round picks!
Satoransky's annual salary of 10 million yuan, which also expires this summer, can also make a lot of space.
Unexpectedly, Satoransky averaged 2.8 points, 2 boards and 2.4 assists per game, and could also get an annual salary of 10 million. The bull also cultivated him as the core of the inner line...
That said, according to the Blazers' commotion, tomorrow's trading deadline is over, is it Lillard's turn?