The fastest rebuilding speed that Hongu can think of is probably the Walker, right?
It took a mid-term transaction to complete the rebuild.
A few days ago, Harden made his debut, and the 76ers official tweeted various posts: I feel great now.
Today's Pacers official push also replicated this behavior: I feel great now!
Feeling like Carlisle, the championship manager, and then with this series of operations in the mid-year trade, the Pacers may be able to play the playoffs next year as long as the Pacers recruit a reliable forward player this summer.
Playing the Celtics today, the Pacers shot 17 of 3 points on 33-point range, shooting a whopping 51.5 percent, and the 3-point shooting percentage, no matter which team you play, the winning side is very large.
What's even scarier is...
Hield played 38 minutes and had 21 points, 6 boards and 4 assists
Halliburton played 35 minutes and had 22 points, 4 boards and 9 assists
Brisette played 34 minutes to get 27 points and six boards
Brogdon played 29 minutes and had 20 points, 6 boards and 5 assists
Five starts, four scoring 20+, and one Isaiah Jackson, who played 20 minutes with 11 points, 4 boards and 3 blocks, then 2 bench points in double figures, Jaylen Smith 12 points, 10 boards and 2 assists, Duarte 11 points, 4 boards and 1 assist.
What is called the whole people are soldiers, this is the whole people are soldiers.
Hongu seems to have seen the Indo-City Iron Horse that stirred up trouble in the east again!
The result was that the Pacers, who were 13th in the East, beat the 6th in the East and won 128-107.
It feels like the green army on the other side has been beaten silly: what is this thing on the other side? I saw them in early January, it's not like that!
In early January, the Green Army played the Pacers twice in a row (one 119-100 and one 101-98), both of which were won, when the Pacers had not yet traded and Sabonis had not yet gone to the Kings.
When the Pacers sent Sabonis away and tried to send Turner away, the world felt like they were about to start messing up.
As a result, there was only one king in the original mess, and the pacers were quietly rebuilding it with plans and strategies.
You look at how Halliburton and Hield did when they joined the Pacers...
Hield played six games after joining the Pacers, averaging 21.7 points, 4.8 assists and 6.1 boards per game.
When Halliburton joined the Pacers, he averaged 19.8 points and 10.6 assists on 4.3 boards per game.
Although in these 6 games, the Pacers are only 2 wins and 4 losses, but looking at the performance of these two people, we must not say a word about the king living bodhisattva, which has sent some gods to the Pacers.
Of course, Sabonis Jr., Lamb and Justin Holliday also played well in the Kings, but compared to the Pacers' anti-heaven performance today, the King's performance after reinforcements is somewhat flat.
No wonder the Lakers have been probing their brains for more than 2 years, just want Hilde, it turns out that people really deserve it.