The deal is done! 5 for 1! Blowing Yang is directly speechless! The loss exploded

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2024-06-29 09:50

Trading is always quiet!!

According to a joint report by Woj and Shams, the Hawks sent Dejounte Murray to the Pelicans in exchange for a 2025 first-round pick from the Lakers, a 2027 first-round pick from the Pelicans and Bucks, as well as Nance Jr. and Dyson Daniels and EJ Liddell.

My first reaction was just that?

This 5-for-1 can only be counted as 1.5 for 1, or even 1-for-1, from the Pelicans' point of view. The only main player used is second-year rookie Dyson Daniels, but the former No. 8 pick is actually just like that in 2 years, and he may not be able to dig up any awards.

Nance, a 10-year veteran, has slowly faded out of the Pelicans' core roster this year, averaging less than six points per game for the first time since his rookie season, and EJ Liddell is the tool man to clear space.

It is worth mentioning that the Hawks don't know if they are worried that the Pelicans will not trade, and have paid Murray 15% of the transaction margin of 11.28 million in full (according to the terms, it can actually be negotiated with the Pelicans to share).

The Pelicans haven't sent away their own first-round picks in this trade, and the first-round picks used are the Lakers and Bucks (the draft picks circled in the red circle below were traded)

Could it be that the Hawks judge that the Pelicans will be stronger than the Lakers and Bucks in the next 2-3 years?

The Lakers' famous self-media "LakeShowYo" tweeted, "Just exchanged these things for Murray? ”

In fact, the news that the Hawks are going to trade Murray has not stopped since last season, especially before the end of the trade deadline, the Lakers have talked with the Hawks to the substantive stage.

The Lakers are willing to send Russell + Schifino to the fantasy pair of chips that can be exchanged for the whole league.

But the Hawks didn't want Russell, they wanted Reaves, and the Lakers refused.

Just looking at the performance in the second half of the season, the Lakers and Hawks did not complete the deal, which is quite mixed.

It's a pity to analyze the angle:

On the one hand, the Lakers, as always, relied on the original lineup to stabilize the output again in the second half of the season, and finally entered the playoffs in seventh place, and Russell, who stayed behind, also played the most efficient season of his career in the regular season in the second half of the season (excluding the playoffs), and once became the Lakers' second scorer in addition to thick eyebrows.

Not long after the Hawks' trade deadline, Trae Young was out for a long time, and almost single-handedly dragged the team back to life from the swing zone to the playoff play-in zone.

During this time, Murray did his best, and once faced the Celtics with a single cut of 44 points + quasi-lore. Don't think that 44 points on 44 shots are very inefficient, just look at the defensive hardness of the Celtics guard group in the playoffs, how difficult it is to be able to burn each other and score 40+ under their iron bucket defense.

From the point of view of pity:

If the in-form Lakers take Murray, will the combination guarantee that they will go far in the playoffs?

But no if, after all, Murray also went to another HU, nicknamed the New Orleans Husman, the Pelicans, too, the chips can't be so cheap.

Last season, Murray averaged 22.5 points, 8.7 assists, 5.8 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game during the period when he led the team alone after the All-Star, and also led the team to win many games. Compared with Bridges, who has just been traded for 5 first-round rounds (19.6 + 4.5 + 3.6 + 1 breaks per game), Murray's basic data is fully surrounded, and his winning ability is not bad, and the value of the bridge is more in size and one-defense potential.

But Murray also has a potential value point, which is his contract, and last year he signed a four-year, $120 million extension that was worth less than his worth in order to form a long-term roster with Trae Young.

This contract will only take effect next season, with a starting salary of only 24.5 million, which is definitely a bonus contract, and a new TV contract will come into effect at the beginning of the 25-26 season, when the fourth-year rookies will have a starting salary of 30 million, it will definitely be a bonus among the dividends.

But Murray's defense is actually not bad, he used to be a defensive gate in the Spurs, but after going to the Hawks, the team's tactics diluted his defensive attributes.

If you want me to find a reason why the deal can be done: the Eagles still want to mess too badly.

Originally, they wanted to open up in the second half of last season, but the team's hard power did not allow them to stand on the same line as the Pistons and Spurs. However, after the elective lottery god got the champion lottery, it directly accelerated the process of reconstruction.

The Hawks are likely to have completely rebuilt around the top picks, Reissache and Jalen Johnson.

So the question is? Is Trae Young next? According to reporters, Trae Young was a guest mentor at Mitchell's training camp during the time Murray was traded, and was on the phone throughout the second half of the camp.

The expression was very serious, first smiling wryly and then silent.

So, are you next?

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