Earlier, it was reported that the Nets might get Harden through a 4-for-1 deal. According to sports reporter Shlomo Spring, it is not reliable to form the Big Three, and the Nets should be divided into multiple types. Plan, carry out targeted reinforcement.
priority reinforcement target
Ibaka is an important puzzle for the Raptors to win the championship in 2019. He was a teammate of Durant in the Thunder era. Ibaka's points, rebounds, blocks and jump shots can all provide the team with Help. In this year's offseason, he has a lot of followers. Earlier, Forbes Sports reporter Mike Mazzeo revealed that Durant is currently recruiting Ibaka.
is a perfect choice on the front line. Gallinari averaged 18.7 points and 5.2 rebounds per game last season, hitting 40% of his 3-pointers. Like Ibaka, Gallinari will also be in the offseason. Will be contested by many teams, he previously expressed that he is willing to sacrifice money in exchange for the championship.
Millsap is another option for the striker. Due to the existence of Michael Porter Jr. and Jeremy Grant, Millsap averaged only 24.3 minutes per game in the Western Conference Finals, but he made a three-pointer last season. The rate has reached a career high of 43.5%. In this year's free market, Millsap will not get too high an offer. The Nets should seriously consider him.
In the backcourt, Rajon Rondo will become the favorite target of the championship team. He just jumped out of the player option worth 2.7 million US dollars. If Rondo is willing to play in the Nets, he will be the ball on both offensive and defensive ends. The team provides great help.
Assuming the reinforcement plan after trading Dinwiddie and LeVille
If the Nets send Dinwiddie or LeVille away, they will be expected to introduce players like Holiday or Oladipo in the free market. The scoring guard has a priority in the reinforcement of each team. The Jazz's Clarkson met the requirements, but after a brilliant season, he asked for a price close to last season's $13.4 million. Little Rivers jumped out of the player option for the last year. He averaged nearly 9 points per game last season and made 35.6 percent of his 3-pointers. This will be a cheap addition to the Nets. Another low-budget option is Jordan McRae, who averaged 11.5 points per game on the bench last season and made 35.7 percent of his 3-pointers.
Assuming the reinforcement plan after trading Jarrett Allen
If Allen wants a $90 million contract, the Nets may send him away early, especially Durant and Irving are more willing to let their friends Jordan This is especially true when playing the starting center. There are several candidates for
to replace Allen. Tristan Thompson averaged a double-double of 12 points and 10 rebounds per game last season, and averaged close to 1 block per game. Baynes provided the Suns with the inside defense and toughness the team needed last season, and he will not stay with the team next season. Considering that the Nuggets have a surplus of big men, Plumley will also be a good choice. He averaged 5.2 rebounds in 17 minutes per game last season and shot 61.5% from the field.
Assuming the Nets’ reinforcement plan after losing Harris.
The Nets’ first offseason task is to renew Joe Harrison, but if he fails to stay, the team will add some shooters, such as Justin- Holiday, Claude, Korver and Belinelli will all be targets. What other suitable options are there for
bench seats?
The Nets need players who do not occupy the ball, can shoot and take care of the defense. They can complement Jeff Green, Marvin Williams, Patrick Patterson, Harkless, Daniels on the bench. veteran.
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