The trade deadline is just around the corner, and some potential swaps are starting to sign today.
NO.1 The Green Army and the Grizzlies officially announced a 3-for-1 deal.
The Grizzly Bears, who decided to lie down to the bottom, also began to replace the future, sending the Sea King who had been lying on his stomach for a long time to Houston one second, and the next second he gave up the center that he had cultivated for 4 years.
Tillman is a typical meat shield center, with a height and weight of 110KG+ at 2.01 meters, although he was affected by the small-ball era and developed a three-point hand, but the 26.4% three-point shooting rate is obviously not on the table, and the inside squatting is the best skill.
After all, there are still many centers in the league who advocate retro flow hard chisel play, and when it comes to hand-to-hand combat in the playoffs, the man is old, and the god is easy to get injured, and a strong Tillman can just match the number.
It's worth mentioning that the Green Army has a penchant for hoarding stocked stocky rebounders, and the big babies Davis and Perkins in the past are precedents.
NO.2 The Huskies and Pistons reached a 3-for-1 deal.
Seeing the Clippers next door reach the top, the Huskies can't wait to shake people to try to regain the top spot.
After this trade, the team has completed the integration of resources, using Milton and Brown, two end of the bench and most likely to be added by DNP in the playoffs, in exchange for a backup point guard as Conley's deputy, and the deal is not a loss.
By the way, after the completion of the transaction, the salary of the Huskies team is still less than the luxury tax line of 1.6 million US dollars, and it has also created a special transaction case of 4 million US dollars!
If the Huskies can make a qualitative leap in the playoffs this year, Connally, the president of operations, should take the lead.
NO.3 The Jazz and Pistons reached a 3-for-1 deal.
Although he once hit the West 10, the Jazz still saw the reality clearly and carried himself clearly.
With the current combat strength, even if you are lucky enough to catch the last train of the playoffs, it is really beyond the norm to want to make a difference, it is better to open while playing and figure out how to replace some signings.
A player like Fontecchio, who has a fixed style of play and has dry potential, is the best bargaining chip.
This season, he has also swiped good statistics in many games (8.9 points and 3.5 rebounds per game, and the two-point shooting percentage is 45% and 39.1%), and he hurried to harvest a wave of small leeks before the trade deadline.
It is said that the next sell-off is another forward, Olynyk, and the 76ers are already in hot pursuit.
Looking at these three personnel exchanges, they are just appetizers for a small fight, and there should be more blockbuster transactions in the future, so you might as well wait and see~