On February 10, Beijing time, the NBA regular season fierce battle is in full swing, and the Utah Jazz hosts the Golden State Warriors. Both teams have been in hot form recently, with the Warriors already winning nine straight and the Jazz having a 3-game winning streak recently. It was thought that this would be a strong dialogue between the tip of the needle and Mai Mang, but surprisingly it ended up being a one-sided massacre, and in the absence of Gobert on the inside, they firmly controlled the situation from the second quarter onwards, and finally won 111-85.
After this four-game winning streak, the Jazz also had a piece of good news off the court. According to previous media reports, the Jazz have reached a three-way deal with the Blazers and Spurs, in which they sent Ingles and two second-round picks, alexander Walker and Juan Hernangomez.
Angie left the Celtics last summer and announced him as the team's vice governor and CEO shortly thereafter, an operation he has since he joined, because before that, Ingles had suffered a cruciate ligament tear injury and announced the season reimbursement, in other words, Angie almost used two second round picks to replace Walker and Hernangomez.
Born in 1998, Walker, who is not yet 24 years old this year, entered the league in 2019 with the 17th pick in the first round, and in 50 games this season, he averaged 12.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game, shooting 31.1% from three points; Hernangomez is also only 26 years old, is the 2015 first-round No. 15 show, 206cm tall, plays as a big forward, and last season played for the Timberwolves. He still averages 7.2 points and 3.9 rebounds per game.
Although Walker's shooting consistency during the Pelicans period has been criticized, he is a nerve knife type player, which is undoubtedly a supplement to the team's second team, and Ellangomex has both rebounding ability and good long-range shooting ability, and can also help the team at both the offensive and defensive ends. Considering that the Jazz sent away only two second-round picks in this deal, and Ingles who was reimbursed for the season, the deal is an empty glove white wolf.
So far, the Jazz have achieved a total of 34 wins and 21 losses, ranking fourth in the West. After a sustained period of defeat in the middle of the season, the team has been steadily back on track recently and is now reinforced, and we have reason to believe that they have once again improved their chances in the competition for the championship this season.