The U.S. media simulated 5 big deals at the trade deadline: the Suns, Clippers, and the Lakers and Hawks three-way trade

As the NBA trade deadline approaches, now the league's teams have begun to focus on the introduction of reinforcements in the trade market, as far as the news is now out, this season's trade deadline is destined to be very sensational, although there is no news of the trade of big-name stars, but many outstanding players have become trade objects, some strong teams are also interested in bringing in reinforcements, today Fox Sports simulated the 5 operations of the trade deadline, let's take a look.

Suns trade Bridges

There have been rumors of interest in getting Bridges in the American media before, and Bridges is obviously not the future option of the Hornets now, so they also want to send him away at the trade deadline in exchange for the right chips, after all, if he stays until the offseason, he is a free agent. The advice given by Fox Sports is that the Suns send Little, Okogie and three second-round picks to get Bridges, and the Hornets may not be tempted to be honest.

But as it stands, this may be the Suns' most sincere bargaining chip, Bridges is averaging 21.3 points, 7.2 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.1 steals per game this season, and his athleticism and size are excellent, which can make up for the lack of height on the Suns' wings, and also enhance the team's roster thickness.

The Clippers got Washington

The Clippers have previously reported that they are interested in getting PJ Washington, they want to bring in Washington to improve the height and athleticism of the No. 4 position, and now the Clippers do not have a qualified No. 4 position, so it has brought a lot of pressure to Leonard, their five small to the extent of real perfection, if they bring in Washington, they will definitely go further, the American media suggested that the Clippers send Tucker, Plumlee and a first-round pick to get Washington.

The Clippers sent a garbage contract and a good interior blue-collar team, plus a first-round pick to get Washington, I think the Hornets may be interested in such a chip, they are aiming to rebuild around the three-ball and Miller, and they have sent Rozier away before, and it is estimated that the team will still have moves, so far this season, Washington has averaged 13.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game, he just can't get the ball, otherwise the performance will be better.

Rocket Debridges

The Rockets have always been interested in getting Bridges, but the Nets' asking price for Bridge is extremely high, and they have also said that many teams want to trade 5 first-round picks to get Bridges, but they refused, and it was rumored that the Rockets wanted to send back the original Harden trade to get the Nets' first-round pick + Jalen Green for Bridge, which was also rejected. But based on Bridges' recent performance, it is estimated that he is not worth the price.

The suggestion given by the American media is that the Rockets send Jalen Green, Eason, Landale and three first-round picks to Bridges, this deal is now, I think these chips are really a lot, Bridges can average 21.7 points, 5 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 0.9 steals per game this season, Jalen Green averaged 18 points per game this season, he is a nerve knife, but there is still potential to be tapped, and Ethan has the opportunity to become a top blue-collar worker in the future.

Warriors get Valkyrie, Caruso

The Warriors now want to give up the trade because their purpose is to become stronger, and they won't do it if it wasn't a really meaningful trade, so now Kuminga is also off the shelf, although the team wants to send Wiggins away, but Wiggins needs to add chips to send away, so the Warriors also have no intention of trading, and now the Warriors are gradually on the right track, and the probability of them making a big trade I think is very low, and this deal is just Fox suggested.

They suggested that the Warriors send Davis, Paul and two first-round picks to Vucevic and Caruso, and if the deal can go through, then the Warriors will inevitably move up a notch, their lack of height will be solved, and the defense will be taken up a notch, but the biggest problem now is that the Bulls don't seem to have any intention of operating in the trade market, and they want to hit the record again this season.

Lakers get Murray

Now the deal between the Lakers and the Hawks is gradually fading, and the main reason for this problem is that the Lakers have been in good shape recently, and the Hawks have also ushered in a recovery, and they are even considering trying to trade Murray in the offseason, but Fox Sports still made their prediction about this, and they suggested a three-way deal, and the Lakers sent two first-round picks + Russell to get Murray. The Hawks got two first-round picks, Herbert Jones and Alvarado, and the Pelicans took Russell.

It looks like each is taking what he wants, but are the Pelicans willing to give away these chips for a Russell? I don't think it's likely, but if the Pelicans are willing to do it, then the deal could go through. Herbert Jones is one of the best forward 3-and-Ds in the league, Alvarado is also an excellent blue-collar player, and if the Lakers can get Murray, then they will inevitably go up a notch.

Speaking of which, what do you think of these 5 transactions? Welcome to leave a message to discuss.