It's time to break up the team! The NBA's first big trade? It may all force Zion to join the Lakers

Hey guys, sit tight and hold on, the NBA's trading market is getting buzzing again! Speaking of which, the New Orleans Pelicans seem to be really going to use the knife. Mei Ji Scotto broke out that the Pelicans are likely to dismantle the golden partner we commonly call "Fat Tiger" and "Yingge", the reason is very simple, their cooperation on the court is really a little... It's hard to look at.

Let's talk about "Yingge" first, this brother's recent performance is indeed a bit sweaty. In the playoffs, he averaged only 14.3 points per game, shooting a miserable percentage and only 25% of his three-point range. Not to mention, as soon as the news came out of the news that he was arguing with the coaching staff for more balls, this person's stock can be said to have fallen to a freezing point. Moreover, compared with "Fat Tiger" Zion, the stable appearance of 70 games in the regular season and the immortal performance of 40 points are simply not on the same channel.

So, the Pelicans' top brass must also be in trouble, who should be left and who should be abandoned? Now it seems that "Fat Tiger" Zion is undoubtedly the treasure in their hearts. Last year, there was also news that the superstar was going to be traded, but this year it turned around and prepared the whole team to rebuild around him. The speed of this face change is faster than the special effect!

But here's the highlight of the story: If the Pelicans really rebuild like this, what will the future hold for "Fat Tiger" Zion? If the Pelicans struggle to make the playoffs in the next few seasons, the playoff debutant who hasn't broken the playoffs may really have to run out of patience. And once he made a trade request to management, oh, that's big news! Teams are bound to flock to each other, and who doesn't want a young champion who is both healthy and can play?

Now, let's be bold and imagine: If Zion really wants to experience the playoffs without seeing any near-term competitive hopes for the Pelicans, he might look east. Imagine him joining a team like the Lakers and playing alongside superstars like James and Davis.

Fans, are you ready? If that happens, the NBA landscape could be about to be reshuffled. So, when we see the news that the Pelicans are starting to go under the knife, perhaps we should think more about whether this is the prelude to the departure of "Fat Tiger" Zion? Where will the supernova's next stop? Lakers? Or which other team? Let's guess together in the comment area, maybe whoever guesses the future direction!