6 teams crazy grab! Great change in the East! The 2023 free market is so lively for the first time, winning the puzzle

Lillard's deal, for the Blazers, is not actually over.

Because after giving up Lillard, the Blazers obviously want to enter the rhythm of rebuilding, so they were asking for young players in the trade before.

Then Holladay, who is 33 years old and has his own very mature set of play, is clearly not the player the Blazers want.

As soon as they got Holladay, the Blazers sent news to the free market that they were going to trade Holladay.

At that moment, the free market was lively.

No kidding, this is the liveliest moment in the free market this year.

It's hilarious than what Harden, Lillard, Beal enter the free market.

Teams that have clearly shown interest in Holladay are reportedly the Heat, Celtics, 76ers, Lakers, Clippers and Bulls.

It is rumored that more teams have joined, but they are still in the negotiation stage and have not been clearly disclosed.

It can be said that almost all teams with championship strength (except the Warriors) want to get Holladay, and some teams that do not have championship strength but have ambitions to return to the playoffs are very interested in Holladay.

In particular, the main competitors of the Eastern Conference Bucks in the playoffs, such as the Heat and Celtics, have shown a very strong interest in Holladay.

At this moment, did the bucks finally realize what they gave up?!

Since joining the Bucks, Holladay has not missed the All-Defensive Team, with the All-Defensive First Team in 2021 and 2023 and the All-Defensive Second Team in 2022. In 2020, 2022 and 2023, Holladay was named Team Mate of the Year.

Think about those Eastern Conference teams that have the strength to compete for the championship, if they get Holladay, what impact will it bring to the Bucks?!

Whether Lillard, who replaced Holladay and became the Bucks' starting guard, is suitable for the Bucks and can have good chemistry with Alphabet Brother remains to be verified.

Anyway, this palace is not very optimistic about this pair, let's put the words here first, and finally if Brother Alphabet and Lillard are well integrated, then I will... I'll just... I'm wrong

But Milwaukee is obviously excited to get Lillard, and now when the Earth clothing store has put Lillard's jersey on the shelves, that speed!

But here's the problem, Lillard himself doesn't want to go to Milwaukee!

According to reporter Chris Haynes, Lillard said in a September 5 meeting with management after learning that he was unlikely to go to the Heat that he was willing to withdraw his trade application and return to the Trail Blazers. But!!! The Blazers refused, and general manager Cronin said the team wouldn't let him return to Portland.

Lillard was shocked and frustrated when he was told the Blazers wouldn't want him again, saying he didn't want to go somewhere he didn't want to, the source said.

Shock and dismay!

Abiao, is it a little unacceptable to finally realize that he is not as important as he thinks, so irreplaceable, so controllable?!

Actually, too!

If the Blazers had a very good record last season, played the divisional finals, the finals, and then lost, at this time apply for a trade to leave the team, maybe the team will be a little hesitant, a little reluctant, and do its best to keep people.

For example, Jaylen Brown just had a little idea of leaving the team, and the Celtics immediately offered a 5-year early contract extension of more than 300 million.

For example, the alphabet brother vaguely said that the team's lineup was not strong enough, and the management immediately got Lillard in a big way. It feels like the end of this deal is either to win the championship or to break up the team, and the Bucks are really fighting.

But the Blazers were 33-49 last season, let alone the playoffs, they couldn't even squeeze in the playoffs, and the Blazers have missed the playoffs for two consecutive seasons.

At this time, Lillard left the team again, and made the situation so ugly, the team really did not need to get used to him.

In other words, if you were a Blazers GM, would you choose to agree to his withdrawal of the trade application in the face of Lillard's situation?