Averaged 20.3 points per game, and you can't get a base salary contract! Change 4 teams in a row in 5 years, why is there no one to train him?

NBA free agency has been open for 9 days, and Oubre still hasn't signed a new contract.

His current positioning can be described as quite embarrassing, the strong team looks down on, and the weak team does not need it.

An anonymous manager from the East said Oubre would not be considered even if his team had space.

And the executive believes that Oubre's next contract will not earn more than 12 million a year.

Because this is already the default voice between thirty teams.

Last season, Oubre averaged 20.3 points per game, a new career high.

As a young and athletic scorer, he should have been favored in free agency.

But why has the kick-off season started so long that no team has signed Oubre, and even the Hornets have hesitated?

It can only be said that the data is deceptive, and compared to the numbers in the table, seeing is believing, which can show the true level of the players in the game, as well as the actual value.

Although Oubre scored 20.3 points last season, he shot only 49.7 percent from the field.

Of the players averaging 17 or more shots per game, the figure ranks third from bottom in the league, better than Trae Young and Rozier.

The problem, however, is that Trae Young and Rozier, both of whom are diminutive defenders.

On the other hand, Oubre, as a sports striker, is in the bottom of the list of efficiency, which is obviously not satisfactory.

Combined with the Hornets' record, he's technically just a data brush.

In addition to the problem of high shot and low efficiency, Oubre's defense can only be described in words.

His solo defensive ability is okay and he can often break the ball in the hands of attacking players.

However, in terms of assisting defense, whether it was position choice or motivation, Oubre Tong performed very poorly.

This is also the reason why he is obviously very talented physically, but no team is willing to take the time to develop him.

It is worth mentioning that in the last five seasons, Oubre has changed four teams, basically once a year.

If he doesn't want to wander around a lot, it's really important to improve his defensive attitude.

The Lakers are a good place to go, after all, big cities are good for gilding, but only if Oubre is willing to accept contracts below market price...