Whether it's a strong team or a weak team, trading is the most important part of an NBA team's operation.
As the regular season enters the final stage, teams gradually find out the team position, and some teams also need to prepare in advance for offseason trade competition.
To this end, the US media "FW" called out to the teams in advance, listing 10 big fish that may be traded this summer, of which Lillard chose 1,76 or promoted the team 3 giants.
Tenth place: Grant
Rumors came out about Grant's trade before the trade deadline this season, but in the end, the Pistons did not choose to send him away due to chip problems.
Considering that Grant's contract is only one year left at the end of the season, the Pistons are likely to shoot Grant in the offseason, and the potential buyers are the Pacers, Thunder and Kings.
Ninth place: Wood
Like Grant, Wood had only one year left on his contract and was also caught in the rumours before the deal deadline.
Given that the Rockets are currently in the early stages of reconstruction, and that the value of Wood's deal is tied to his cost-effective contract, there is no reason why the Rockets should not send Wood away in the offseason.
The potential buyer is a championship-fighting team like the Lakers and the Heat, who need to reinforce the big men of the space type, and there is not much salary space left, and Wood's player meets exactly two points at the same time.
Eighth place: Fox
He was also mentioned at the mid-season trade deadline, but in the end the Kings didn't choose to send him away, instead completing a terrible deal that cleared out rising star Halliburton.
As a result, led by the new big three of Fox + Barnes + Sabonis, the Kings have only achieved a record of 3 wins and 12 losses in the last 15 games.
The Kings will inevitably reorient their team in the offseason, and Fox will most likely be traded, with potential buyers being the Jazz, Green Army and Knicks, who need to boost their offensive firepower in the backcourt.
Seventh place: Wall
Wall hasn't played in any games this season, giving him a valuable break for the season, which could improve his physical condition.
Before the trade deadline, the Lakers and the Rockets have a related deal, if Wei Shao can not maintain the recent state, the Lakers still want to clean him up.
Swapping with Wall is one of the options, and Wall joining the Lakers is the only trade option he's likely to leave the Rockets.
Sixth place: Randall
Randle's poor performance this season is also the main reason for the Knicks' record decline, considering his multi-year contract, according to the Knicks' star appeal, the team has no reason to keep him.
It is entirely possible to replace him with a player like Westbrook to free up salary space in advance, and potential buyers include the Lakers, Pacers and Raptors.
Fifth place: Wei Shao
Wei Shao's recent state has briefly warmed up, but staying in the Lakers is not a good choice for both sides, after all, Wei Shao naturally has certain shortcomings, and the Lakers cannot play their full strength.
But joining teams like the Knicks and Green Army, Westbrook has the hope of finding himself and playing an average triple-double again, in addition to that, he may also be sent to the Rockets in exchange for Wall.
Fourth place: Siakam
Siakam has been in the midst of trade rumours over the past few seasons, and with the Raptors' demand for a better interior line, some teams may close deals with the Raptors.
Potential buyers include the Jazz, Cavaliers and Knicks, who have a decent interior configuration.
Third place: Mitchell
Dissatisfied with the Jazz's small market, Mitchell was rumored to be leaving the team, and according to the Jazz's performance and competitiveness this season, Mitchell is entirely likely to turn around and leave.
Potential buyers are the Clippers, Greens and Raptors, three teams that need top-notch backcourts and have the ability to compete for the title.
Second place: Bill
Given the Wizards' lack of talent and chaotic lineup management, Beal had every reason to leave.
According to former NBA player Bogut, Beal wants to join the 76ers, who also has enough chips to upgrade the Big Three.
1st place: Lillard
Similar to Beal's situation, Lillard's Trail Blazers team could not provide the fundamentals of the championship race, and even chose to enter a rebuilding period this season.
If the Blazers fail to quickly build a competitive lineup in the offseason, Lillard is highly likely to choose to leave, and there are many potential next players, of which the Bulls, Green Army and Timberwolves are relatively wise choices.