The Nets are already in the offseason stage, and for the team management, it seems that the only way they have to make a big change to the team game seems to be Irving or Ben Simmons on the shelf.
Compared to Simmons, Irving will undoubtedly be the player with the greater deal value, even if he doesn't seem to have set his mind on the basketball court. But if the Nets are willing to put Irving on the shelves, the advice given by the US media James Pearsey is to consider the following two options for a deal with the Clippers:
Scenario 1:
Nets: Marcus Morris, Norman Powell, Brandon Boston Jr., 2028 first-round picks (from clippers)
Clippers got: Kyrie Irving
Scenario two:
Nets get: Paul George
Clippers get: Kyrie Irving, 2022 first-round picks (from 76ers), 2028 first-round picks (from nets)
The Clippers are teams with Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, and even though they haven't been able to make it to the playoffs this past season, it's largely because of injuries. So if leonard and George can stay healthy, Irving's addition will really allow them to have a Big Three lineup.
But the question is, do the Clippers really need players like Irving? Irving is indeed one of the league's best scorers, but the Clippers need players who can organize and open up space for the team, at least Irving is not the kind of player who can give the Clippers a good enough help organizationally. Because of this, the Clippers have no reason to pursue Owen, not to mention ThatRwin's farcical history is enough to make the Clippers stay away.