Averaged 33 points per game! The Suns made money from the 8-for-1 trade! He also said James is not important

In this summer, the most important trade in the NBA is the 8-for-1 trade between the Phoenix Suns and the Houston Rockets.

At that time, the Rockets wanted an attacking point that could score stably in positional battles, and Durant was a very good choice. The Suns already know that the combination of Durant, Booker and Beal cannot win the championship, so reconstruction is imperative and Durant must leave.

So, the Rockets made an 8-for-1 deal with the Suns. They sent Dillon Brooks, Jaylen Green, this year's No. 10 pick in the first round, and five future second-round picks in exchange for Durant. So far this season, Durant has performed very well with the Rockets and is fully helping the team compete for the championship.

The Suns originally wanted Jaylen Green to slowly develop him, but Green only played two games before he was injured and needed to rest for 4 to 6 weeks. Therefore, Dillon became the Suns' biggest gain in this transaction.

The Suns have recently won 5 games in a row, finally raising their winning rate to over 50%, and Dillon is indispensable. In the last two games, Dillon averaged 33 points per game and shot over 44% from three-point range, which is very tough. So far this season, Dillon has played 8 regular season games with the Suns, starting all of them. He averaged 22 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 2 steals, and 0.3 blocks per game. His three shooting percentages were 45.9%, 33.9%, and 93.9% respectively.

After the game, Dillon did not forget to talk loudly. When talking about James' "Decision 2" advertisement, he said that James is actually no longer important, so he needs all kinds of shocking words to gain exposure and let everyone continue to read about James.

I have to say that Dillon is really tough, both on and off the court.