Lillard not leaving the offseason? The Blazers wait for the Heat to raise an offer or can't get it

Lillard may not really be able to walk. The US media recently had two reports with diametrically opposed words, telling Lillard's frustration from various negative sides. On the one hand, the news that the Blazers are also eager to send Lillard away, and on the other hand, the news that the Blazers may stay with Lillard at the beginning of the season in the hope that buyers will raise their offers. All in all, it's impossible for Lillard to leave in the offseason, and the Blazers' drag has caused the Heat to miss Wood. How long will Lillard delay?

Lillard's whereabouts have plagued the entire NBA for some time. All sides are digging hard for fresh materials and guessing the latest thinking of both teams. Bobby Marks said the Heat and the Blazers haven't had a conversation in a long time, and Lillard doesn't want to mess up the Blazers yet; Marc J. Spears broke the news that the Lillard trade will be completed before training camp, they are like a game, Lillard will not mess with the Blazers like Harden, and this is what the Blazers are trying to avoid. Woj broke the news that the Blazers may force Lillard to remain until the beginning of the season so that the next home can increase the offer or bring in a third party.

Lillard is a little frustrated in the face of the current situation. His frustration is that the Trail Blazers aren't very enthusiastic about trading him, and the Heat aren't very enthusiastic about taking him on. It is clear that the team lacks such a defender as the team, and it is clear that the team has reserved a place for itself, so why not simply get a trade? Obviously he wants to go, and the Heat also provided an offer, why is the Blazers so unimpressed with the offer based on Hilo? Too many questions haunted Lillard's heart.

The Blazers kept Lillard on the team in the hope that a third party would raise the offer, or bring in a third party, which was good, but the actual implementation may backfire. The Heat's offer with Hiro as the main body is already one of the team's best offers, and the Blazers still can't see it, and the Heat can only pull a third party. But why would the third-party team come up with a better offer than Hiro, they are here to make the deal complete, they are auxiliary roles, and in the end they become the main role. Give the Blazers a better chip than Hiero, but in the end watch Lillard go to the Heat, which team can be so generous? That's why the original intention of the pioneer will be difficult to achieve.

Lillard has feelings for the Blazers, so he is unwilling to follow Harden's "forced palace" on the Blazers, which is why the Blazers are still so high-profile. Lillard has spent his whole life with the Blazers, the draft is the Blazers, the All-Star is in the Blazers, the All-Star Team is still in the Blazers, the hit is still in the Blazers, and all the highs and lows of his past have been associated with the Blazers. In fact, if Lillard made a fuss, maybe the deal could be done earlier, but Lillard couldn't bear it. The media broke the news that Lillard will not make a big fuss about training camp like Harden, and he will still play with peace of mind, which is why he is here.

The Heat can wait, Lillard is unwilling but can only wait, the Blazers don't know what to wait for. There will be no change for the Blazers next season, even the coach will still be Billups, Lillard can only rely on his teammates to start a new season with such a Blazers, only Nurkic, Anfini Simmons, Jerami Grant and Seibre; The record has not improved much, it is still such a tepid appearance, and it is still destined to not enter the playoffs from the beginning. In this case, forcing Lillard to remain is not necessarily beneficial, and Lillard can only falter in the Blazers.

For now, the Blazers might as well press the trade button, completely solve the Lillard problem, and exchange some chips for rebuilding. After Lillard is gone, the Blazers can clear out several trump cards in the team one after another, exchange some draft picks, and follow the old path of the Thunder and Jazz, and the old road of hoarding draft picks to facilitate future reconstruction. Lillard, on the other hand, can go to the Heat with peace of mind and then compete for the championship with Jimmy Butler, Adebayo and others. Why not?

In an interview with Net Press, Dinwiddie said that the 2023 offseason is not over yet, and the big guys are waiting for the Lillard and Harden deal to be completed, "which may affect what we are doing." "The Heat kind of experienced it. They missed signing Wood, sat back and watched Wood sign with the Lakers, and gave the explanation that Lillard's matter has not yet come to fruition, "not sure what kind of manpower to make", and can only suppress the interest in Wood in previous seasons. That's the aftermath of the Heat waiting for Lillard to trade.

The delay in completing the Lillard-Harden deal also contributed to a less-than-perfect offseason this year. No one expected that after such a hot wave of transactions and contract renewals, it would be such two protracted and difficult transactions to complete, and they were transactions that had been there from the beginning, let alone that so many events would occur between the two sides of the transaction. Exactly when the Lillard deal will be completed will require everyone's patience. (Hairy Daddy/Supine Push-ups)