The Raptors can only give a B+ in this wave of operations, and the Warriors regret it, and Siakam is gone
If you want to say that the Raptors are in exchange for some consolation prizes, it seems reasonable that this chip is okay, Brown can be cut or exchanged, and it is considered a high-quality resource. This wave of Raptors can give a B+. The key problem is with the Pacers: yes, Haley Burton is very good and needs to add someone to use as an endpoint to drain the ball, but it is only a palliative, not a cure, and the defensive problem is not compensated for by a follow-up trade, and the Pacers are still in place. Siakam is also not as motivated as he was in '19 and needs to add a role like Willis where the bench can lead the defense and link up with the team. This rating should be B
But as far as Indiana's small ball market is concerned, which big name will come, and now there is Haliburton who can attract a certain number of personnel, and Siakam knows that the Raptors will not give a big contract, so they must be looking for the next home, and it is also possible to test the free market, as for the Pacers, there is a high probability that they have reached an agreement with the player to renew the contract, otherwise there should be no need to trade, what is the use of half a season? Xiaoka is still the champion of a season, and the current Pacers lineup is good, but it has not reached the point where it is stable enough to rush to the championship, and the defense is not good anyway, so it can't be that Siakam is a top defensive team?
In fact, this is a win-win win compared to a trade, the Raptors got draft picks and threw out the expiring Sika, the Pacers can only say that there is no better choice, their first-round retention is likely to be the end, the most important thing is to change the combat power, it depends on whether the summer can renew Sika, the rest of the tax avoidance needless to say, I am very strange that the Warriors keep saying that chasing Sika, in the end, the old ones are unwilling to go, the newcomers are unwilling to let go, sooner or later the newcomers can't practice, the old people can't support the team, and they will become a fish belly for 10,000 years
In fact, Curry is strong in the unprecedented outside attack ability, and no one dares to say that this Curry is the second. But if it comes to organizational passing, Curry's board is not so long, which is why Green is so important in the Warriors system, and Green takes on a large part of the organization's functions.
At the moment, the strongest single playmaker on the guard line should be Paul. Harden is more like a combination of the two, the longboard is not so long, and the single attack and playmaking are more balanced. Like a football star, not to praise this star as an invincible superman with no dead ends in all directions, this kind of person does not exist on earth. (Fans of a certain star like to blow someone into an all-round god, and the result is that the whole network treats them as clowns).
Personally, I am more optimistic about the future development of the Pacers, Sika has never played next to the top pass, and his style of play with the Raptors is also helpless to some extent, because no one in the team can handle the ball more smoothly from the No. 1 position, Barnes, Anunoby, Sika The three people are somewhat overlapping in function, and if he comes to Haliburton, his pressure on the ball will be reduced a lot, and he will not have to take on the burden of being a big boss, which is a liberation for him