With the arrival of the NBA trading deadline, many teams in the NBA have made big moves. These include harden, McCollum, Simmons, Porzingis, Dinwiddie and other stars. I believe that one of the topics that everyone is most concerned about now is who has been introduced by each team? In response to this question, Xiaobian will give you a few transactions that everyone is most concerned about.
1: The Nets sent Harden and Millsap in exchange for Simmons, Cescuri, Drummond, 2022 first-round picks and 2027 first-round picks. Undoubtedly, Harden and the Nets parted ways is undoubtedly the most important news. It has to be said that Harden is not happy with the Nets, and Harden's two seasons with the Nets have not been successful. To borrow a phrase from fans, "Harden has never been able to prove his ability to lead the team, and he really delayed Paul during the Rockets period." I don't know, what do you think of this deal? Anyway, my assessment of this deal is "win-win". The Nets' acquisition of Simmons and Curry undoubtedly increases the weight of the championship, and both the offensive and defensive ends will be improved in a straight line. Conversely, the 76ers can also usher in changes with Harden, and they will certainly become one of the Nets' strongest opponents.
2: The Blazers sent McCollum, Nance Jr. and Snell in exchange for the Pelicans' Hart, Alexander Walker, Satoransky, Luzada and the 2022 first-round pick and two next-round picks. The completion of this transaction heralds the official end of the Blazers' double gun. In fact, McCollum was traded, I think everyone can anticipate in advance, Lillard has been in a recovery stage most of this season. For that reason, the Trail Blazers' record this season hasn't been ideal. What is more worth mentioning is that Lillard and McCollum have not been able to help the team go further in the past few seasons, and have not been able to meet the expectations of fans. So for the Blazers, breaking up the two-gun reconstitution may be the best option.
3: The Wizards sent Dinwiddie and Davis Bertans in exchange for Porzingis of the Lone Rangers and a second-round pick. Last season, Porzingis and the Lone Ranger had a very unpleasant quarrel, and some fans even predicted that Porzingis would be traded away in the offseason. Let's be honest, Porzingis's style of play and the Lone Ranger do not seem to match, or it can be said that Porzingis's style of play and Doncic's style of play do not blend. On the contrary, the arrival of Dinwiddie and Doncic can form a two-gun lineup in the backcourt, and the offensive end of Dinwiddie and Doncic can contain each other, and both can also comb and attack. All in all, the deal will greatly enhance the Lone Ranger's strength, and Porzingis will be able to regain his former status as a Wizard.
In addition to the three trades above, teams involving the Magic, Nuggets, Suns, Raptors, Spurs, Rockets, Hornets, Pacers, Kings, Pistons, Bucks, Clippers, Jazz and other teams will not be detailed here. However, the Lakers who pay the most attention among these teams have not moved at all, and it can even be said that the Lakers are "empty of bamboo baskets". Of course, the reason why the Lakers didn't trade is very simple, there are no more than two reasons. First: The Lakers have no tempting chips. Second: No one in the league wants to take over Westbrook's contract. I really don't know, how far can the Lakers who do not make changes go?