At first glance, it seems that the Clippers have broken their arms to give up this season and help the Bucks defend their titles, but it is actually the Clippers, Bucks, Kings, and Pistons who take what they need in this four-way deal.
According to Shams, the Clippers received Bucks Hood and Shemi O'Gere; the Bucks introduced Clippers Ibaka, the Pistons' two future second-round picks and some cash;
The King took the Bucks Di Vincenzo, piston Josh Jackson and Lyles; the Pistons ate King Bagley.
The Clippers is a regular operation to change air taxes, although the boss Ballmer said that he is rich, but a trip to save 30 million luxury taxes, I am afraid that no one will refuse, the 9.7 million transaction exceptions in hand may be left until next season to prepare for full preparation, and it will come in handy when it comes back.
Dating back to the offseason, the Clippers also made a perfect tax cut in Bledsoe's operation with a three-for-one trade, and the policy of "the province should spend the flower" was implemented throughout.
Although the team's internal reserves are relatively weak, new signing Covington also has a resume of the fifth position for reference, and the front line is enough to sacrifice more five small lineups, not to convey the signal that the Clippers give up this season.
The Bucks have accepted the 3D interior line that best fits the team's offensive and defensive style, which is another insurance before the return of the big Lopez, and portis is now powerful enough, and the inside line does not have to worry too much.
Injury attack, although Ibaka's defensive threat has long been greatly damaged, but also more than the previous attempts of Cousins or Monroe more in line with the Bucks tone, the offensive end of the high turret attribute online, can still maintain 38.7% of the crosshairs with 0.7 three-point crosshairs, better than nothing.
After the Bucks Hiti Allen was perfectly embedded in the system, DiVincienzo, who still had to pay a lot of money after a major injury, was no longer the first choice, so it was not difficult to shrink the lineup and recover two second-round picks.
After deciding to build a team around Sabonis Jr. + Fox, the Kings considered the double star's good attack and defense, long-range shooting lack of attributes, and urgently needed to accumulate forward resources to improve the space environment and enhance the overall defense.
Bogdan's oolong operation failed, and the king finally waited for someone to come, although it would probably take a while for DiVinchenzo to fade the rust, and the low value of buying this wave was not a loss.
In addition, the King's excessive investment in resources at both ends of the center & defender has eased slightly, Lyles has recently recovered, Josh Jackson has supplemented the size of the front, and it is only natural to abandon the unspeakable lottery Bagley.
In terms of pistons, as a rotten team, there is no pressure on the performance in the short term, as long as you don't blindly accept the long bad contract and take a detour.
The big-year draft leader, changing places to try to cash in on talent, Bagley, who was once named "Left Hand Durant", is indeed left with dynamic talent as a selling point.
If you don't rush to try to overstep your authority and carry the main attack, and feel at ease as a blocker to grasp the opportunity to end, Bagley can still be used, as for what else can be excavated, you have to resign yourself to fate.
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