During the offseason, the Pistons completed a 2-for-1 deal with the Jazz, trading Bogdanovic to the Pistons in exchange for Olynyk and Sabon Lee. The Jazz's operation is naturally difficult to understand. After all, Bo Yang was a marksman who averaged 18.1 points per game last se

During the offseason, Pistons and Jazz completed a 2-for-1 transaction, trading Bogdanovic to the Pistons, in exchange for Olynik and Saben Lee. The Jazz's operation is naturally difficult to understand. After all, Boyang was a sharpshooter with an average of 18.1 points per game last season, and his strength is unquestionable!

Therefore, in the eyes of the outside world, Boyang is definitely worth at least one first-round pick.

As expected, Boyang averaged 21.3 points per game in the new season, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 42.3%!

Even though No. 1 pick Cunningham is the future of the Pistons, Boyang is undoubtedly the most powerful player in the team today.

In the regular season, we often see opponents hit Boyang with doubles on the defensive end, which is the treatment of stars.

Therefore, unlike the weak team in the usual impression of people, Boyang's score was not easy, so he also received a two-year contract renewal of US$39.1 million.

According to famous reporter Stein, the Pistons have been telling opponents recently that they are serious about retaining Boyang's intention, because the management believes that when the No. 1 pick Cunningham returns, the team has the ability to compete for the playoffs .

The intention of the Pistons management is not difficult to understand. First of all, Boyang is really easy to use. No matter what the lineup configuration is, the shooter is a scarce resource that the team lacks, so keeping it is not a burden.

However, if Boyang is left behind, how should we understand the operation of trading the leading star Grant to Portland ?

So to a certain extent, perhaps the Pistons' real intention is still to sell Boyang, but the current bargaining price given by the market cannot satisfy the management...

Finally, I have to mention Lakers . When the Jazz clearly stated that they wanted to trade Boyang in the offseason, the quotation given was not high, and it can basically be solved by a first-round pick.

Now that Boyang has made a fortune, the Lakers have come up with another first round to exchange, and the difficulty of the operation can be imagined.

Although the Lakers are gradually moving on track, the hidden dangers in the team's lineup configuration are still there. They have accumulated a large number of defenders but no scorer has a clear scorer. So will the Lakers take a price increase transaction this time to Boyang?