As the start date of the NBA is approaching, the reinforcement work of each team is basically over. Even if there is a change, it is basically a minor repair. There is not much change, at least there should be no change in the core. The most is to see which team Simmons will be traded to. After the start of each season in the NBA, there will always be a variety of trading rumors. So today, let’s take a look at the six most difficult players in the NBA to trade next season.
Fifth, 76ers Simmons
Why Simmons is on the list, mainly because he has been thinking of ways to trade Simmons since the end of last season, but until now, It is only limited to rumors, and there is not much actual action. The main reason is that the management requires too much chips, which causes many teams to regress. Of course, Simmons himself has certain reasons, especially as a defender. , His offense is relatively lacking, especially free throws. In the playoffs last season, he was completely out of confidence and was finally eliminated by the Hawks. He was indeed unwilling. At the same time, his ability to lead the team is also average. If you go to a strong team, there is no good bargaining chip for the 76ers. If you go to a weak team, his leadership ability is not enough to get the weak team out of the predicament, so he would rather cultivate his own rookie.
However, it is a foregone conclusion that Simmons will be traded in the new season, just to see what the final chips will be. Let’s wait and see
fourth, the Suns Paul
Paul broke through himself last season and finally reached the finals, but unfortunately, he lost in the end. The Bucks, and last season was Paul’s closest chance to the championship, but he didn’t grasp it. Then Paul jumped out of his contract in the new season and chose to renew his contract for $120 million in 4 years, from the state of last season. Look, Paul is still very good, but no matter what you do, you will never be able to survive the devastation of the years. If Paul can’t maintain a good physical condition, then the Suns are likely to choose to trade, but the current contract has All teams in the league will be afraid,After all, Paul is now 36 years old. For many players, this age is already at the end of their careers. Therefore, I personally feel that it is still more difficult for the Suns to trade Paul. Unless you trade now, the Suns shouldn't be stupid either.
Third, the Warriors Green , Thompson
The Warriors have two difficult players to trade, one is Green and the other is Thompson. We all know that Thompson hasn’t played for two years, and some time ago Thompson’s muscles were severely atrophied, and he signed a five-year contract of 190 million in 19 years. I think he now has no team to dare to take risks. If you want him, the Warriors can only stay in their hands.
As for Green, we all know that he is not a player with outstanding personal abilities. It can be said that he is a system player. The advantage is that he is passionate, has support, can pass the ball, and can rebound, but the disadvantages are also very great. Obviously, he is not tall, moves relatively slowly, does not have strong explosive ability, and has weak projection ability. In many cases, it is a phenomenon of 5 defense and 4, so I directly choose to let Green go. And if the Warriors choose to trade Green, I think with Green’s current state and age, I still have a certain amount of risk. But in general, his current deal is still much better than Thompson.
Second, the Rockets Wall
Wall at his peak is definitely an All-Star player. In terms of speed, few people in the league can match, but now It can be said that this is not what it used to be. His position in the Rockets is no longer the core, but the role of a mentor. This mentor is also relatively expensive for the Rockets. After all, he has an annual salary of more than 40 million. . Wall also failed to get the Rockets out of the predicament last season. In the new season, the Rockets mainly train this year's rookie Green has Kevin Porter , so trading Wall is definitely imperative for the Rockets.But at present, it seems that no team can give a reasonable price, just see if the new season is taken over.
First, the Cavaliers Love
Love, once the boss of the Timberwolves , was traded to the Cavaliers until now. He has a good long-range shooting ability and a good sense of rebounding protection. However, as he grows older, his current state has also fallen sharply, and his current data is far less than that of him. The Cavaliers some time ago I also wanted to buy out Love directly, but it didn't succeed, so now the Cavaliers either lay off him or trade him. But in 18 years, Love signed a four-year 120 million contract in advance, which will not expire until 2023. I think any team must consider this big contract. Of course, if the Cavaliers keep for another year, next year, it should be a lot easier to trade, after all, it is an expiring contract.
Finally, which players do you think are difficult to trade? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area.
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