The Green Army Double Probe Flower disintegrates? Nearly 70% of Tencent netizens support the best choice to disassemble the four-point certificate and send Brown away

When the Celtics reached the Eastern Conference finals five times in seven years, only to qualify for the Finals once, and the team has not won a title in 15 years, it is undoubtedly proof that they need to make changes. The Celtics in the era of double exploration flowers are a powerhouse in the East, but they have never been able to reach the top and win the championship, in response to the question of whether the Green Army should continue to build a team with double exploration as the core. Tencent News netizens voted that more than 30% of netizens believe that the core lineup should continue to be maintained, but nearly 70% of netizens believe that the dual core should be dismantled, of which more than 20% believe that both Tanhua should be sent away, and the rest believe that one of them should be sent away, and the call to send Brown away to leave Tatum is higher.

The double flower exploration mode has proven difficult to meet the upper limit to win the championship.

The Celtics rose rapidly in the post-Big Three era, especially around the double scouting team to become an Eastern powerhouse, advancing to the Eastern Conference finals five times in the last 7 years, but never being able to reach the top and only one time to advance to the finals.

17 East Final 1-4 Knights

3-4 Knights in the East in 18 years

20-year East Final 2-4 Heat

22 East finals 4-3 Heat, Finals 2-4 Warriors

23 East Final 3-4 Heat

Having a duo of Tatum and Brown, especially since they are only 25 and 26 years old respectively, is enough to ensure that they will remain competitive for many years to come. However, it has never been able to usher in a breakthrough, but it also proves that the upper limit of the double exploration mode has not reached the requirements of truly winning the championship, so it may be a wiser choice to break up the double exploration combination to seek changes.

Brown has a conflict with the team because of the trade for Durant's chips.

As one of the Green Army's dual cores, there has already been a conflict between Brown and the Green Army, and when Durant forced the palace to ask for a trade last summer, the Green Army sought to use Brown as the main chip to exchange Durant, and when Durant asked for a trade again in the middle of the season, such rumors were rampant again.

Although the Green Army did not reach a deal with the Nets, there is no doubt that the Green Army's move caused Brown's dissatisfaction, leading to obvious contradictions between the two sides.

It is unlikely that the Green Army will also extend the contract of the double scout.

The Green Army's double scouts were named to the All-NBA team this year, with Tatum named to the All-First Team and Brown to the All-Second Team, but apparently in terms of performance alone, Tatum is more re-established as the team's number one star, while Brown is only the second in charge.

Tatum has more than $100 million left in 3 years on his contract, and Brown has 1 year and $31.83 million left on his contract, of which Brown can complete the extension ahead of schedule this summer. It's just that Brown has previously rejected the Green Army's early contract extension and insisted on asking for a five-year $295 million maximum salary contract, but the Green Army is obviously unwilling to give it.

Tatum will be the absolute cornerstone of the team, and it is bound to need to be renewed early in the future, when the Green Army will give Tatum a maximum salary extension, but it is unlikely to meet the maximum salary renewal requirements of the double tanhua at the same time, after all, it is too risky to give the two of them a total of $600 million in contracts.

The Green Army lineup has shortcomings and can send Brown to strengthen the No. 1 + No. 5 position.

Brown is currently being pursued by multiple teams, such as his hometown team Hawks, as well as the Rockets and Blazers, Brown is not short of home, and the Green Army can seek reinforcements by trading Brown. With Brown still having one year left on his contract, the Greens could seek a mid-term deal this summer or next season, or try a sign-and-trade deal.

The Green Army's current squad has certain shortcomings, and they need to be strengthened in the No. 1 and No. 5 positions. Smart is the best defensive player, but he is not a pure point guard candidate, which leads to a lot of playmaking tasks for the double scout, so seeking to bring in a qualified point guard is critical.

As for No. 5 Horford is too old, his form is constantly declining, and Lowe's performance is also ups and downs, and the ceiling is not high. In this case, the Green Army should also bring in more powerful interior center players, and Brown, as a trade chip, can seek to change stars alone, or choose to change multiple suitable role players, depending on how the Green Army management chooses.

At present, the Green Army and the Lakers are each 17 championships, both sides are competing to win the 18th championship first, and the Lakers will also make moves this summer, especially now that James is eager to join forces with Irving again, so the Green Army also needs to upgrade the roster as soon as possible, after all, their last championship was back in 2008.

(Text/Drunken Lying Float)