Wall led, the Lakers old love is also on the list! The alliance announces the buyout of the market's popular candidates!
The trade limit is over, the team if it wants to strengthen the manpower can only pin their hopes on the buyout market, the league also announced 15 candidates who may be bought out by the parent team today, including the rocket's former star guard John Wall, who has not yet played this year, and the 35-year-old veteran Goran Dragic are on the list.
The biggest player on the roster is Rocket guard Wall, who has not played a single goal so far this season, and he will not play until the team's decision is traded, but his contract is too large, and he has up to $4700 next season to choose players, so that no other team is willing to take over this hot potato. Wall, who is 31 years old this year, has only played 40 games due to injury in the past three seasons, and if he is not willing to start from the bench, he may face a situation where he will not have the ball to play.
In addition, Goran Dragic, who has just been sent to the Spurs, and Dennis Schroder, who has also been traded recently, have also been mentioned, and Dragic has been absent from the Raptors for a long time this year due to personal factors, although he came to the Spurs, but the odds were bought out, and many championship teams were interested in him. Schroeder did well at the start of the season, and the former owner Lakers also reported that they intended to get him back.
In addition to the three, deAndre Jordan, P. Millsap, Eric Bledsoe and G. Harris, who have been inducted into the All-Star Game in the past, are all popular buyout market candidates.
Favorite team has become the Nets, Curry has something to say
76 people made a heavy deal with the Nets before the trade deadline, in addition to Simmons and Harden swap owners, Warriors star Curry's younger brother Seth Curry was also traded to the Nets, for which brother Curry gave his opinion on the deal in an interview with the US media the day before yesterday
Curry laughed and said, "I transferred my favorite team from the 76ers to the Nets on my phone. "Show your love for your brother."
Curry Jr. has played in 45 games for the 76ers this season, averaging 15 points, 3.4 rebounds, four assists per game and shooting 40 percent from three-point range.
Curry also said the deal was surprising because he was well aware of how much his brother liked the 76ers. "I know he loves Philadelphia, he loves to play there, and the Philadelphia players are playing well. But I think the deal is a win-win and I hope he continues to compete, influence the Nets, and be happy to see him in his new jersey. ”
The Nets and warriors have completed two regular season games this season, and it is unlikely to see Curry Jr. and his brother play again after changing into a jersey, and the only chance is in the championship game. It depends on whether the brother's Warriors and his brother's Nets can successfully dominate the East and West.
