Just been traded to the Jazz, and then he may be traded to another team?
According to Heavy.com reporter Sean Deveney,Utah Jazz developed a certain interest in Miami Heat outfielder Duncan Robinson, and although Duncan Robinson didn't play at his level last season and is considered one of the worst contracts in the league, the Jazz believe that after a certain degree of packaging, Dunro has a chance to re-enter the price, and they can also get rid of him again after he recovers his value. And earn the difference. To make the deal work, the Jazz will consider sending backcourt veteran Patrick Beverley, who just got from the Minnesota Timberwolves in a big deal from Rudy Gobert, to the Heat. The Heat will also seriously consider the possibility of the backcourt general joining the team.
The Jazz have just sent Gobert away and have been given plenty of future chips, their backcourt big man Donovan Mitchell may also be traded out of the team in recent times, and the Jazz will unsurprisingly enter the rebuilding period from the beginning of the new season, which means that they are willing to mess up by eating garbage contracts. Even a contract like Dunroe's, which won't expire until the summer of 2026, dares to eat it. And a veteran like Beverley, who has a certain degree of immediate combat power, is not of much value to a team in the reconstruction period.
But if the deal can be successfully concluded, it means that Beverley will have to change the new owner. Since last summer, he has been sent first by the Los Angeles Clippers to the Memphis Grizzlies and then by the Grizzlies to the Minnesota Timberwolves. He was sent to jazz by the Timberwolves again this summer, and then he was sent away again?
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