A three-party transaction was reached. The second maximum salary is born! Paul s last dance, Bill is so fragrant

The most explosive three-party deal in the NBA was released in July, with the Clippers and Heat each taking their needs but hiding a minefield.

To be honest, the championship team is most afraid of tearing down the east wall and repairing the west wall. This transaction is actually a gambling on the surface.

Clippers defeated Collins to solve the stubborn problem of the No. 4 position. 37% three-point shooting percentage can indeed open up space, but Powell's average of 21.8 points per game will be gone.

What's even more heartbreaking is that Collins matches Zubac's footsteps, and the team with strong defenders in the playoffs will definitely be stabbed into a sieve.

The Heat's pick-up and Powell seemed to make a lot of money, and this guy's 41.8% three-point firepower seamlessly connects Reba's pick-and-roll.

But sending away Love and Li Kaile was a pure failure - how many key rebounds did Love beat last year?

Now, only the young man like Mopp and Jovic are left behind. The playoffs are fighting in hand-to-hand games.

Jazz abacus was playing.

If you eat Love's contract, you will definitely buy out and save money. Li Kai'er can be transferred to the next round when trading meat tickets.

The rebuilding team is so playful and loses all the humanity. The veteran throws it away like a rag and it will be a problem in the locker room sooner or later.

The most mysterious thing is the follow-up operations of the Clippers.

As soon as 5.3 million was released, the middle class was out to chase Bill Paul, but Bill couldn't even figure it out in the sun. How much oil is left in the 34-year-old Paul's fuel tank?

I want me to say that this is a typical management anxiety disorder. I have to follow the trend and gamble when I see other people strengthening.

Anyone with a discerning eye understands that the transaction rating is nonsense.

Clippers B+ Heat A?

Last season, the rating of the Big Three of the Suns Group was still S+, but it was swept in the first round.

Now the Clippers bet on the health of glass man Leonard. The Heat expects 37-year-old Butler to be super gods every game, and the Jazz is just lying flat and scattering - after all, the three teams are evading the real problem: the Clippers are afraid of paying luxury tax, the Heat is stingy and unwilling to spend money, and the Jazz is too lazy to act.

Let's wait and see in the new season: the famous scene of Collins changing colander, the scene of Reba being tired of cramps in rebounding, and the Jazz's half-empty stands at home.

There is no win-win situation in the NBA. It’s just to see who is going to blow up later when dismantling the mine.

Wish them a prosperous future.