NBA guard invincible

Chapter 110
Is Thomas Jr. traded again?
No one thought of it.

The first melon eaten in the early morning of the 9th was Thomas Jr.

It's incredible.

It's completely invisible.

why.

After all, in the Cavaliers, although Thomas Jr.'s performance is so-so, but how long has it been since his comeback, and it is normal that a tacit understanding has not yet been formed.

With the potential of Thomas Jr., the Cavaliers have no reason to abandon him.

What's more, before yesterday's game against the Timberwolves, Tyronn Lue accepted an interview with reporters. In the interview, he made it clear: "IT was absent for a long time, and then returned to the game. Everyone expects him to perform well, which is stressful, especially when his physical condition has not recovered to 100%. "

It can be seen from this that Tyronn Lue is optimistic about Thomas Jr.

Perhaps, he saw what he used to look like in little Thomas, and he didn't want little Thomas to be buried.

You know, Tyronn Lue, who was sitting on the bench back then, always had a feeling of underappreciated talent, so he felt that he should give Thomas Jr. a chance. This can be seen from the number of shots Thomas Jr. is second only to Love in the Cavaliers.

Without Tylen Lue's acquiescence, it would be impossible for Thomas Jr. to have so many shots.

More importantly, Thomas Jr. also recognized the Cavaliers, saying clearly after yesterday's game: "I don't want to be traded."

"I'm tired of being traded. That's not a good thing. I just want to go where I want to go. I like it here. Although I didn't plan to go to the Cavaliers before, I really want to stay here. We really have a chance to win the NBA championship. I want to be a part of it."

you say.

It's all about this, if the Cavaliers still trade Thomas Jr.

Is that still human?

result.

Just a few hours later, he traded it without hesitation.

Speechless...

What's even more helpless is that Thomas Jr. actually became the last person to know about this deal. If his agent hadn't called him, he probably would have been kept in the dark.

This is the first sum.

The second is the Cavaliers Jazz King reached a three-way deal.

The Jazz have been incredible this year. After getting Mitchell, everything went smoothly, and Mitchell became the core directly. In order to train Mitchell, they naturally provided some guards by his side.

The Kings continued to play badly, and at the same time cultivated De'Aaron Fox.

The content of the transaction is generally:

The Jazz sent Rodney Hood to the Cavaliers, and the Jazz also sent Joe Johnson to the Kings;
The Cavaliers sent Jae Crowder and Derrick Rose to the Jazz, and Iyman Shumpert to the Kings.

The Kings sent George Hill to the Cavaliers.

The Cavaliers also gave the Kings the Heat's 2020 second-round pick and $300 million in cash.

The Cavaliers then traded Dwyane Wade to the Heat for a conditionally protected second-round pick.

In general: the Cavaliers got Hood and George Hill; the Jazz got Claude and Rose; the Kings got Joe Johnson, Shumpert, a second-round pick and 300 million cash.

"I'll go! Eat melons, eat melons!"

"The most terrible thing happened!"

"Ross, Wade was traded like this?"

"The management of the Cavaliers is not human at all. I'm sorry, I've been a fan since then!"

"As long as the Cavaliers traded Wade and Rose, I am disgusted with the Cavaliers!"

"..."

Yes.

Perhaps, after trading Thomas Jr., many Cavaliers fans had the idea of ​​wanting to lose their fans, but they still didn't say anything at that time.

After all, Thomas Jr.'s foundation in the Cavaliers is so-so, and the deal is dealt, at most it's just a pity while chatting.

But Rose and Wade were all traded.

This is a bit confusing.

You say they take cap space?

Both are basic salary players, what a fart.

Make room to make up the lineup?

The two of them are pretty good off the bench, fully qualified.

More importantly, Wade also knows that he is at the end of his career and is thinking about retiring. It is estimated that what he wants in his heart is to play with his good buddy James.

This wish is not given to others.

Gee tut.

A sleepless night.

Waking up the next day, Wade updated his Twitter: "Everything has a new beginning, I am still me!"

Ross: "I'm used to days like this!"

Thomas Jr.: "The Lakers are a good place, maybe, I can find my own life!"

... "Why trade Wade?" James came directly to Altman's office and questioned him loudly.

Altman was a little discouraged by James' angry expression, leaned back, and explained, "This is a deal!"

James: "I don't care, you make it difficult for me!"

"From the moment you entered the NBA, you knew that the NBA is a business. Many times, what you want to change cannot be changed. If you don't want to change, he will eventually change!" Altman looked at James with an unpredictable expression.

James was silent.

Perhaps, at this moment, he really gave up on the Cavaliers in his heart.

"I'm going to take a few days off!" James said to Altman.

"Yes!" Altman readily agreed to James' request.

And in Tianchao, many people participated in the Cavaliers deal, and even some big shots adapted the song "Let's Let Go".

[Thomas: Hug, it's like we've never been together.

Claude: Okay, it's too late to explain.

Wade: Forget it, it doesn't matter what I paid~ I neglected myself just because I met you.

Shumpert: I can't help it, it's so scary~ That me, it's outrageous.

Frye: I've been so desperate, I'm so stupid.

James: Don't lie if you can't call it love, just like it a little...don't pester it if you can't call it hate, don't pretend to sigh.

Rose: As if I was too troublesome and kept hurting myself, I told myself that playing is like this, the Cavaliers management, how could it be too crazy to be careful!

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There is always calm after the madness.

Although there are a lot of complaints, I don't know if you have noticed that at this time, the Cavaliers' lineup has become younger and more athletic than before.

What's more, the Cavaliers kept the Nets' first-round pick. Looking at the Nets this season, it is estimated that the pick is still very high.

The future of the Cavaliers is still guaranteed.

In this way, in a series of hustle and bustle, the Cavaliers went to Phillips Arena to play away against the Eagles.

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