Discord within the Green Army exposed: Brogdon is still angry about the trade Communication with the team has also been fruitless

On September 17, Beijing time, more than a month before the start of the new NBA season, the internal discord of the Green Army was exposed, according to Celtics reporter Gary Washburn, Brogdon was still angry with the team for trading him, and his communication with the team did not work.

The relationship between Brogdon and Celtic is in jeopardy at the moment, Gary Washburn revealed that we haven't heard any communication between the two sides, he's still angry with the team, I think the communication between them hasn't worked out and he's not happy with the outcome of the deal.

The relationship between Brogdon and Green Army executives is indeed quite awkward, originally the Green Army negotiated a deal to send Brogdon away, but the deal failed, Brogdon stayed in the Green Army, it is estimated that any player will be very angry.

Brogdon and the Green Army have 2 years left on their contracts, with annual salaries of $22.5 million for the 23-24 and 24-25 seasons.

This summer, the Celtics once reached a three-way deal with the Clippers and Wizards, and the specific trade plan - the Wizards sent Porzingis to get Marcus Morris, Amir Coffey and this year's first-round No. 30 (from the Clippers) and Gallinari (from the Celtics); The Celtics got Porzingis and the Clippers got Brogdon.

Concerned about Brogdon's injury, the Clippers announced their withdrawal from the deal, resulting in a complete failure of the three-way deal. The Green Army and the Wizards then called the Grizzlies to reach a three-way deal, and the Green Army sent Smart away for Porzingis.

Brogdon, 30 years old, the Green Army acquired him through a trade last summer, and in the 22-23 season, Brogdon played 67 games for the Green Army as a substitute, averaging 14.9 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game, carrying the Green Army bench offensive banner, with his outstanding performance, Brogdon won the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award; but this summer's Green Army's operation broke the Super Six, and Brogdon is still angry with the team.

So far, Brogdon (No. 6 pick in the second round in 2016) has played for the Bucks, Pacers and Celtics, averaging 15.4 points per game, 10.2 points and 4.2 rebounds per game in the rookie season, beating the lottery to win the best rookie; in the 20-21 season with the Pacers, Brogdon averaged 21.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game, playing the best year of his career.