Refuse to renew his contract!Mr. 71 points wants to request a trade again!NBA This summer, this summer, Epic Wild
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2024-04-09 19:50Posted in Guangdong sports creators
Isn't it that everyone has such high requirements for knights now?
An NBA executive, who asked not to be named, said that if the Cavaliers can't make it to the Eastern Conference finals this year, coach Bickerstaff may be fired.
At the same time, the executive revealed that Bickerstaff's position was almost lost early this season, as the team's offense has been terrible under his leadership.
Even though the season is almost over, the Cavaliers' offensive efficiency is still in the middle and lower reaches of the league, ranking 20th in points per game with 112.5 points per game.
To be honest, it is really incomprehensible that the Cavaliers have two All-Star backcourts, Mitchell and Garland, but do not show a stormy offensive state.
Perhaps the expectations from the outside world are too high, which has led to the Cavaliers' recent psychological pressure, which has plummeted, and they have lost 3-7 in the past 10 games, falling to 5th in the East.
If this continues, the Cavaliers will end up in the 6th place in the East in the regular season this season, and then play the 3rd but very young Magic in the East.
Wow, the scheming boy of the Cavaliers, it feels like their sudden rout is to pick an opponent.
If the Cavaliers are the 5th in the East, they will start the first round of the playoffs with the famous meat grinder and the 4th Knicks in the East, let alone the East Finals, there is a high probability that they will be seconds as soon as they show up.
By the way, if Bickerstaff's requirement to retain the position is an Eastern Conference final, then the Cavaliers still need to go one step further if they want to keep the star of the house, which is to reach the Finals.
A few days ago, the BR reporter said categorically that unless the Cavaliers become a Finals-caliber team, Mitchell will refuse to renew his contract and seek to play for another team.
Mitchell has two years left on his contract, with a player option for the 25-26 season, meaning he could enter free agency as soon as next year.
By analogy, if the Cavaliers fail to reach the Finals this year, then this summer offseason can be prepared to trade Mitchell, and it is impossible to see him leave for nothing and leave nothing for the team.
You must know that in the 22 offseason, in order to get Mitchell, the Cavaliers paid a huge price, with Sexton, Markkanen, Abaki, 3 first-round picks and two first-round picks swapped, a full 8 for 1 to win.
In short, if the relationship between the Cavaliers and Mitchell is irretrievable, then how much or more they have to ask for from other pick-up heroes in order to get the latter.
The Lakers looked at the three first-round picks in their pockets, instantly fell into deep thought, and then ran away with a bucket in shame.
At the age of 27, Mitchell, who is at the peak of his career, will surely attract countless licking dogs once he enters the trading market, and the Cavaliers can take the opportunity to open his mouth.
This guy is as fierce as a tiger when he is not injured or sick, and he has been selected as an All-Star for 5 consecutive years, 30+, 40+ get soft hands, and he can score 71 points in a single game.
It's just that Mitchell's performance in the playoffs is a little erratic, and he has averaged 30+ points per game in the playoffs for two consecutive years, but last year was also the first year to play the playoffs for the Cavaliers, playing an average of 41.4 minutes per game but only scoring 23.2 points, and the team then fell in the first round, and the opponent that year was the Knicks.
But no matter what, the Cavaliers sincerely want to do business, and they can sell Mitchell for a good price, and they will not say that the team has to rebuild without him, after all, the basic market is pressed by Allen and Mobley.
So the question is, where do you think Mitchell's next stop is in the comment area?