Today, Griffin made a guest appearance on a podcast show and talked about the controversial topic of James joining the Heat.
In Griffin's view, JenN is not the first person in the NBA group of the Big Three to group up, because in the 07-08 season, the Celtics had a precedent of composing Garnett + Ray Allen + Pierce.
Celtic general manager Angie sent Al Jefferson + Gerald Green + Telfer + Ryan + Gomez + two first-round draft picks, 7-for-1 from the Timberwolves in exchange for KG; and the chips for the trade to get Ray Allen and big baby Davis were Szelbiac, Deront West, and Jeff Green.
This also means that the Celtics have put all the chips on the big three, sending away the immediate combat power, and the future behavior of overdraft is destined to focus on the green army to focus on the present.
Speaking of which, this is partly the behavior of the team's management.
James, on the other hand, is a little different.
After the contract ended, he directly said that he would bring the talent to the South Coast. Although it is said to be a first sign and then a change, the Heat's 2013 and 2015 first-round picks, two second-round picks, the 2012 draft pick swap, plus a 14.5 million trading exception, such chips can not save the collapse of the Cavaliers system. If Old Jen had told him in advance that he was leaving Cleveland, then management could trade in advance for a certain amount of immediate combat power, and would not go from 61 wins and 21 losses in the 09-10 season to a 19-63 fish belly team...
Of course, this is not to blame Old Zhan, and this is already a thing of the past, and the constant fried cold rice is really not interesting.
It can be seen through Griffin's support for Old Zhan that although the Nets and Lakers are the big favorites to win next season, and the two teams have the probability of meeting in the Finals, the relationship between the players is not bad, and Griffin is also a true temperament!
So stop this endless argument, watch the ball with peace of mind, and be a pure fan.