The 2021-22 trade deadline kicked off with a simple four-party deal.
According to Shams, the Kings, Pistons, Bucks and Clippers made a deal.
The Kings got Josh Jackson, Lyles and Di ventenzo, the Pistons got Marvin Bagley, the Bucks got Ibaka and two future second-round picks, and the Clippers got Hood and Ojele.
While it wasn't a big deal that caused a sensation across the NBA, it had the potential to change the entire career of several players, such as Bagley.
In the final half of the season before the end of his rookie contract, Bagley finally got what he wanted to leave the Kings...
If there's one line to Bagley, it's "Do you know how I've been doing all these three years!" ”
From the moment he was drafted by the Kings, Bagley began the most painful 3 and a half years of his career, and although the Kings were not completely deprived of opportunities, they were magically able to maintain the level of around 14+7.5 for three consecutive years.
But you say that he is probably what status he has as a king, maybe the 7th man to the cold bench repeatedly jumped, but dispensable, in the darkest time, Walton also hid him for a long time.
Think of the original draft, Bagley can enter the NBA with the aura of Durant Garnett's mixture, and as a result, the most important rookie years, just like this in the King Hoho past, how much of the aura of that year is now really completely incalculable.
And although leaving the king is definitely a good thing for him, but going to the Pistons is not necessarily much more than the King's chances, after all, now the Pistons want to cultivate the Champion Lang Cunningham, not to mention that several of the Pistons' internal lines in recent years are now mixed up, can Bagley be an exception?
Back to the king's side, the failure to ignore Donchit Leiyan and force Bagley to be chosen was finally brought to an end with a capital close-up failure. It is estimated that every time everyone talks about the most failed draft vision in history in the future, the king will be pulled out and complained.
Of course, even if the king had chosen Doncic or Blow yang that year, the two people might not have been as good as they are now, but no matter how bad it is, it will not be worse than the remaining Diventzenzo, right? Nor is it Di Wen Cen Zuo Tai Dish, but compared with the two brothers, Di Wen Cen Zuo has also about equal to none.
In total, the four teams in this deal are considered to be each taking what they need and not making a profit, and the Pistons exchanged Josh Jackson's already scrapped lottery ticket for a half-scratched Bagley.
Josh Jackson, the half-ruined career is basically all ruined, oh yes, does anyone remember him as the no. 4 show in the first round of 17 years?
The Clippers sent away Ibaka, who has barely played the ball this season, and this season he averaged only 15.7 minutes per game for 6.8 points and 4.4 rebounds, shooting 38.7 percent from three-point range.
Ibaka's visit to the Bucks would probably translate him to mean a weakened version of Tucker, who has struggled for a while without Tucker this season.
The point of the Clippers making the deal is that by sending off Ibaka, it could leave a $30 million luxury tax for the season.
Whoever is next door comes to learn, this is the correct operation to make room for tax avoidance.