Holladay leads 8 teams to rush: Lakers, Clippers in the ranks, Warriors may also participate in officially saying goodbye to the Bucks
On September 29, Beijing time, the Suns, Bucks and Blazers reached a three-way deal, Lillard teamed up with Alphabet Brother to impact the championship, Ayton and Nurkic exchanged owners, and after the big deal, the league began the battle for Holladay, the Lakers, Clippers and other at least 8 teams are interested, and the Warriors may also be involved.
Zach Lowe revealed on the podcast that the Knicks and Pacers are also interested in getting Holladay.
Heat reporter Barry Jackson previously reported that he was told that the Heat, Lakers, Clippers, Celtics, Bulls and 76ers are all teams (and perhaps others) interested in Holladay.
Today's Woj reports that the Clippers, 76ers and Celtics are all very interested in Joe Holladay. The Blazers will soon trade Holladay.
Chris Mannix tweeted that the Golden State Warriors may soon be the frontrunner in the battle for Holladay. The Warriors have a matching contract (Paul), potential rookies (Kuminga, Moody) and draft assets to complete the deal. ”
Previously, ESPN Hall of Fame Brian Windhorst said on the show that the Warriors have a chance to become Holladay's next home.
So far, at least 8 teams in the league are interested in Holladay, the Lakers and Clippers are listed, the Warriors may also join the fray, and the US media Legion Hoops has reported that the Clippers are going all-out in pursuit of Joe Holladay.
The league is brewing new deals, with Holladay more sought-after than Harden; In addition to Holladay, the Blazers are also interested in peddling Grant, and according to Michael Scotto, a competing team executive revealed that Jerami Grant is expected to be put on the shelf by the Blazers before the trade deadline.
Jeremy Grant reached a five-year, $160 million contract extension with the Blazers this summer, and he will qualify for a trade on January 15, local time; in 2022-23, Grant averaged 20.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.8 blocks per game.
The Bucks have officially said goodbye to Holladay, and Holladay has issued a statement thanking the Bucks on social media, writing: Thank you fans! For those who know me best, they know that we will dedicate ourselves wholeheartedly to the family. Milwaukee, you welcome me and my family to your city, into your home, into your heart.
We will always be champions and my family and I will always be grateful here. See you next time and thank you for everything.
Holladay was one of the Bucks' 2021 championship winners, but he was sent to the Blazers in the Lillard trade, and now that Holladay has become a target for the powers, which team will he be traded to next? Wait and see.