Harden Ibidem profit, 180 million can help the three goals

Previously, the jazz and knight made a heavy trade, jazz will Mitchell sent to the knight, in exchange for Markkaa, Sexton, Aback, and three unprotected first-round signings and two first-round signings swap rights. Once this deal was completed, it meant that the Knight, who had been dormant for several seasons, jumped to the ranks of the first competitive eastern ladder. To know, the new season of the Eastern Conference, can be described as the strongest, not to mention the Bucks, the Green Army, the Heat and other top teams, even the Raptors, Bulls, Hawks, Knights and other teams have the strength to play the dark horse team, for the Philadelphia Erse, although the team previously introduced Tucker, House and other old rockets, but their strength seems to be not on, want to compete for the title, obviously with the Bucks, Bucks, Celtics some gap. The Celtics have some gaps, so throughout the summer, Philadelphia management has been trying to trade through Harris, Bessel these two points to make up for the strength, but ultimately failed to achieve.

James Percy, a basketball expert from the American media "NBA analysis network", believes that the Erse must sacrifice the team's future assets to find more help for Harden and Ibidem if they want to compete for the title. In addition, Peary listed a set of 4-for-2 trade proposal, he suggested the Erse and Hornets to trade, as follows: Philadelphia Erse send: Harris, Korma, Sp ringer and 2029 lottery-protected first-round pick; New Orleans Hornets send: Hayward and Huntley. So, what is the significance of the existence of this program? Let's take a look at the analysis of basketball experts.

As we all know, even though the Hornets have Lamely Ball, but in the powerful East, they want to enter the playoffs is very difficult, the top priority of the new season is still to give Lamely Ball unlimited firing rights, so that he played a superstar level, in order to attract more stars to the Hornets in the future. Meanwhile, the Hornets enter a short rebuilding period to hit next year's big draft year. Finally, it's a matter of sending away players who take up possessions and have long payroll years to save the team's investment for future additions. It's easy to see that Harris and Hayward are both negative asset players, but for the Hornets, Harris can make up for the Hornets' deficiencies on the inside, and his performance this past season was not without merit. Harris has good shooting and low-post one-two punch. And Korma is a shooter with a 40% three-point shooting percentage, he will definitely achieve a fish-out-of-water effect playing around the three-ball.

For the Erse, Hayward and Huntley have a good immediate game. Although Hayward has suffered from injuries in recent seasons, his performance is still worthy of recognition for the 48 games he played last season. He averaged 15.9 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists, and 1.0 steals per game, and shot 39% from three, and rebounded on the defensive end. It is worth mentioning that nowadays Hayward's no-ball game is getting more and more perfect and his shooting range is getting bigger, and he also has the ability to control the ball, organize and rebound, so once he stays healthy, the Erse are a solid winner in this deal. Huntley has good physical qualities and can contribute to the team on both the offensive and defensive ends. Last season he averaged 15 points and 4 rebounds per game and can bring great firepower to Philadelphia's bench. With Hayward and Huntley joining the two scoring points, Harden will also be able to get his hands dirty.

By then, the Erse will have a starting lineup of Harden, Maxi, Hayward, Tucker and Ibidem, which will be much more competitive. In addition, Philadelphia's shortcomings in bench strength will be completely made up, with a second lineup of House, Melton, Huntley, Bullseye and Goiania, which is also a notch up in strength. And after this deal is reached, Philadelphia's strength can undoubtedly compete with the strength of the Bucks, Bucks and Greens, forming a four-horse situation.

So, for the U.S. media's 4 for 2 trade proposal, how do you see it?