Poole shows attitude, owner tearfully trades his proposal

Is Willow's contract a premium contract? Before this signing was reached, I believe many people would think that Willie's contract is not just a premium, but may even be a garbage contract. But after this signing was reached, in the opposite view of Willis' contract, it seems that it is not unacceptable.

According to ESPN reporter Wok, agents Jeff Schwartz and Mike Lineman informed that last season's best sixth man, Tyler Silo, has agreed to a four-year, $130 million early contract extension with the Heat.

A confident shooter who scores most of his points from outside, Shiloh also shoots almost as many mid-range shots as threes, can elude defenders on fast break drives to the basket, and can use his Euro step. He works hard defensively and makes up for his lack of physicality with hustle and aggressiveness.

He entered the NBA Draft in 2019 and was selected in the first round, 13th overall, by the Miami Heat and was named to the second team of the Best Rookie Team in his rookie season.

He was the most consistent scorer off the bench for the Heat, was selected as the best sixth man, and might be the next Harden. His new contract was supposed to start at a top salary, but it might affect his value because he was not too consistent in the playoffs.

In last season's playoffs, the Heat and Celtics battled 7 games, the first 6 games, the two teams got 3 wins, respectively, in the decision of success or failure of G, Herero came back with an injury, but it is because of his poor performance on the court, so that the team in Butler three missed, completely said goodbye to the championship race.

Herero's performance was "sleeper" level, shooting a total of 2 shots, hitting 0, getting 0 points, 0 rebounds and 1 assist. In the playoffs, he only averaged 12.6 points, 3.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists, which is far from his regular season average of 20.7 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists, in the regular season he shot 44.7% from the field, and 39.9% from three, but completely lost in the playoffs and proved that he is not a playoff player, he can serve as a substitute, but from the starting, There is still a long way to go.

The Heat had hoped to reach a 4-year, $90 million contract with him earlier, but was turned down by Shiloh, whose team never relented, preferring to let him become a free agent next season. But from now on, the Heat gave in, Wade, the soul of the team did not fight for the treatment and was a replacement to fight, I have to say that in the Heat management operation, the average person really can not understand.

Some fans have given the Heat players' contracts to calculate an account: Herero more than 30 million, Deng Lou more than 20 million, Butler more than 40 million, Forbade more than 30 million, so much salary, so that the team has been unable to make up for it, the deal may have been in the pipeline.

Now the impact on the Heat itself has not yet been specifically revealed, but the impact on other teams is coming, especially the Warriors.

In the first moments after learning of Shiloh's contract extension, Jordan Poole retweeted it, writing, "414 (Wisconsin's area code)."

Both Poole and Shiloh are from Wisconsin and are in the same class. Poole was the No. 28 pick, and both played on the team's bench and had similarities in their playing styles. But on the honor, data, and the team's tactical positioning, Poole's role is stronger than Herero's, a championship ring is an insurmountable gulf, Poole is also being trained as a star, from the current performance, once the Warriors give up on him, then other teams get him, will also use him as the cornerstone of the team.

His role is far greater than Silo, so if so see, his salary will not be lower than Silo's 4-year $130 million, but the Warriors are now facing salary pressure, it is difficult to exceed 25 million a year to renew his contract, so Poole out has become inevitable, to maximize the benefits, some U.S. media suggested that the Warriors boss, let him tearfully designated three major next home for Poole.

Get the Nicks: Grimes, 2023 first-round pick, 2024 first-round swap rights, 2025 first-round pick from the Bucks.

The Nicks have cleared enough payroll space in the off season to compete for Donovan Mitchell, and they can afford to reach a top-salary extension with Poole the moment the deal is struck, which would spark Poole's best fighting spirit, and with players like Barrett, Candle, and Rose, they are fully capable of making the playoffs, and how far they can go in the postseason will depend on how well they grind it out.

The Warriors will get Grimes, who is expected to compete for the Nicks' main rotation spot next season, a young man with a lot of potentials, while still getting a first-round pick, especially in 2023, which is of very high value. And the main point, they can solve the salary pressure, the ability to extend Wiggins, and even Green's dream of a top salary, can also help him reach.

Spurs in the off season even Murray was sent away, is destined to rebuild, they now also have a large amount of payroll space, Poole came here, that is the building block level, next season's workout opportunities and tactical position will increase a lot, the Spurs rebuild the road, will also be completed as soon as possible.

The Warriors get Vaseline, who averaged 12.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game last season. Plus the first-round pick, again, has great value for the team's future.

Get Pelicans' Murphy III, 2023 first-round pick, 2024 first-round pick.

The Pelicans are destined to play a small lineup after reaching a contract extension with CH. The arrival of Poole would allow them to form a scary Big 4, while also bringing the Warriors' tactical philosophy, which would make the team faster and the rotation more fluid. They already made the playoffs last season, so Poole would be an important piece of the puzzle for their championship.

The Warriors get Murphy III, a good shooter with a 38.2% 3-point shooting percentage, who would also fit well into the Warriors system, and with a first-round pick, it would be acceptable.

Overall, all three deals have great interoperability, and we'll see which team they reach.