1 for 6! 1 for 4! George's big deal plan is out, and the western pattern is too rolly

SJ Sports Circle

2024-06-25 18:20Published in Hunan

Clippers star George's contract extension negotiations are pending, and George is determined to ask for a four-year, $2.21 max contract, while the Clippers are only willing to offer an offer no higher than the small card contract (three years, $150 million). Love to the end, covered with water is difficult to collect. At this point, it is widely believed among league insiders that George is likely to exercise his player option ($48.8 million for one year) before asking for a trade to leave. There is no doubt that where George is going has become the top priority this offseason, and it will also invisibly affect the landscape of the league.

1-for-6 trading scheme

On the one hand, since George Jr. teamed up, the Clippers have been offseason champions every year, but they have become the laughing stock of the league every year, and the Clippers have become the league's performance art by spending money and being beaten. On the other hand, the team's big leader has just signed a three-year, $150 million extension, and this contract will be the Clippers' last chance window, and they can't favor George, the second leader. For George, this will be the last big contract of his career, and he will naturally seek to maximize profits, even admitting that winning a championship is not his ultimate goal.

The Clippers are reluctant to meet George's contract extension request, but George is still the biggest fish in the free market, and many Eastern Conference teams such as the 76ers and Knicks have a strong interest in him. Not only that, but once George executes his player option and seeks a trade, multiple Western Conference teams will have the opportunity to bring in the All-Star forward, starting with the Warriors! Just today, the American media provided a set of 1-for-6 major trade plans, as follows: The Warriors sent Paul + Payton Jr. + Looney + 2 first-round picks to get George from the Clippers. For the Warriors, as long as Curry is there, there is no reason to mess up, and Paul, Looney and Payton Jr. have limited practical use value, if they can exchange a scrap change for George who still has the strength to fight to strengthen the front line, the team will have a lot to do.

1-for-4 trading scheme

In addition to the Warriors, the Houston Rockets are also hungry for talent. This past season, the Rockets regained a 50% win rate under the leadership of iron coach Udoka, and the future is promising, but they still want to go further! According to the Rockets' reporter IKO, the Rockets lack A-level stars, and Shin Kyung or Jalen Green still need time to grow, and they very much want to exchange change and bring in an All-Star level to win now! According to ESPN draft expert Givony, Durant, Butler, Bridges, and Ingram are all potential candidates for the Rockets, and George is among them!

Just today, the American media provided a set of 1-for-4 major trade plans, as follows: The Rockets sent Dillon Brooks + Adams + Jeff Green + 1 future first-round pick to get George from the Clippers. For the Rockets, the team has enough strength and experience in the backcourt and inside, and the front line offense and defense is a huge shortcoming, if they can get George, a star player who integrates offense and defense, the Rockets can create a Houston version of the five-out lineup of Shen Jing + George + Jalen Green + Van Jordan + Jabari Smith Jr., and accelerate the rise!

The western pattern is too rolly

These two George trade options may seem crazy, but they are in the interests of all parties involved in the deal, George can leave his hometown with a contract he wants, the Rockets or Warriors can improve their competitiveness, and the Clippers will not be in vain. Of course, the Clippers may prefer to send George to the East, but there is no team in the East that can pursue George with such sincerity as the Warriors and Rockets, such as the 76ers, who just want to pick it up for nothing! The western pattern is too volatile and the involution is serious, no matter where George ultimately belongs, the western pattern will usher in great changes, and I hope the Clippers can think twice. Fans, what do you think about this? Leave me a comment to discuss.

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