Some teams in the league are sometimes funny, and when a player leaves, you know how much he has and how high he can go. We can look at the current Alexander, who can average 31.1 points, 6.5 assists and 5.9 rebounds per game this season, which is the top existence in the league, and the guy already has the ability to become a superstar. Of course, it can't be said that the Clippers trade is regretted, only that it is a win-win deal, the Clippers are the winners, and Alexander is also the winners. The Clippers can't be blamed for this, because the Clippers also want to quickly build a championship-contention roster and make the team more complete. If the Clippers can win a championship, then the deal will be worth it.
There are also a number of role players who have left their original teams and have improved further. You can take a look at the Raptors' Schroder, after leaving the Lakers, he averaged 14.6 points, 7 assists and 2.9 rebounds per game, which is also quite good. Schroder is a Lakers veteran, and speaking of Lakers veterans, in fact, many players have played very well after going to other teams. Going further afield, Randle started out playing with the Lakers, and since the Lakers left, the guy has been fierce, even if there are ups and downs at times. Randle played 34 games this season, averaging 24.4 points, 9.5 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game, shooting 47.8% from the field, which is still quite good and is one of the core of the team.
In addition, in addition to Schroeder, Munch's side also shines in the king. Monk played for the Lakers in the 21-22 season, averaging 13.8 points and 2.9 assists per game during his time with the Lakers, shooting 47.3% from the field and 39.1% from three-point range. We all know very well that the Lakers in the 21-22 season are quite chaotic, and the only bright spot is Monk. As a result, after this season, the Lakers did not want Monk not to renew Monk's contract, but let Monk leave the team. In fact, it didn't cost much to renew Munch, just like Caruso at that time. Then again, Monk is also right to leave the Lakers, and if he stays, Ham will not be used, and he is also a blind existence.
Let's take a look at Monk's performance this season, averaging 14.9 points, 5.2 assists and 2.7 rebounds per game, and he is a high-quality two-way guard. You must know that these statistics are done in an average of 25.5 minutes per game, which is also very efficient. If Monk has played the toughest game this season, it will naturally be against the Magic. Monk had 37 points, nine assists and seven three-pointers. With Monk's performance this season, there is no problem in getting an annual salary of 20 million after the current contract ends. Monk has played a value that many teams can't climb, and the guy's annual salary of 9.95 million this season is really cost-effective.
Monk has gone from inaction at the time of the Hornets to soaring to the sky, thanks to many people or teams during this time. The first is the Lakers, it was the Lakers who allowed Monk to complete his first jump, and if it weren't for the Lakers' year, Monk wouldn't have gotten so much attention. Second, I would like to thank Brown, the new Bole, for his appreciation. Brown did have a bit of a problem in the early days of coaching, but now it's different, he's learned a lot and he's used Monk well. Monk is also quite important in Brown's system. Either way, Monk has been a big success, and it's time for the guy to get a big contract, so this summer will naturally see.