I don't know if you have noticed, after the first round of this year's playoffs, many of the top scorers in the regular season are out. There are also a number of giant teams, and they also fell in the first round. This also shows one thing, the regular season can't be used as a reference, and the big teams are becoming less and less viable. There is also a lot of information to pay attention to in the near future, and we can take a look. NBA: Murray officially confirmed that the George trade is on the rise, and the first person to leave the 76ers has surfaced.
The Nuggets didn't win the game in the second round of G1, and the real reason is actually that Murray is too waterlogged. Murray has not been shooting very well in this year's playoffs, mainly because he is playing with injuries. So what's going on now? Murray is officially confirmed. Judging by the information given by the Nuggets, Murray is still suffering from a left calf strain. Judging by Murray's own statements, the calf injury will be part of this series.
In other words, in the next games, Murray will always play with injuries, and it may affect the state of the game. There's no way around it, injuries are part of the game, and the opponent won't give up the chance to win just because you have an injury. If the Nuggets want to control the trend of this series, G2 must win, otherwise it will be very difficult to go to the Timberwolves' home court with a 0-2 deficit, just look at Murray's state next.
Sometimes how do you evaluate a transaction? It takes time to verify. When the Thunder traded George, they all thought that the Thunder would sink for many years, but everyone found out that they stood up within a few years. Another thing we need to know is that the gold content of the George deal is still rising. The Thunder used the draft picks from the George trade to select a number of high-quality rookies, such as Jalen Williams with the 12th pick in the first round in '22.
How fierce the guy is this season, he can average 21.3 points, 7.3 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game in the first round, which is still quite good. In this guy, although his appearance is not amazing, his strength is really okay. On the Thunder team, he is Alexander's best helper. In addition, the guy still has room to rise, and the probability of becoming an All-Star player in the future is still relatively large. I have to say that the Thunder can be said to be full of money in George's deal.
The 76ers are out of the first round, so who will be the first person to leave the team? Judging by the circumstances, Harris will leave the 76ers. In this regard, it should not be a surprise to everyone. On the one hand, it is because the 76ers want to build a multi-giant lineup, and on the other hand, Harris really can't support it. Harris's performance in this year's playoffs is quite poor, and everyone is looking at it, and leaving the team is expected.