Want to sell it before it is used? Yang Media Leglin 1 for 3 Porter: Let Booker control the ball + hoard the first round signing

The Suns and the Rockets completed the transaction this summer. The Rockets used Jaylen Green, Dillon Brooks, No. 10 and 5 second round picks to switch from the Suns to Durant. The Suns' lineup has undergone huge changes, while the Rockets have not changed much.

Jaylen Green has had many conflicts with his 40-year-old girlfriend recently. His off-court incidents seem to have overwhelmed his hard training during the offseason. Many Suns fans think that Green is not competent for the starting No. 1 position.

Recently, Suns media SunsNationcp listed a trading proposal for BR. The Nets used Michael Porter Jr., the first round pick in 2027, and the first round pick in 2032 to exchange Jaylen Green. (Green has such a trading value, will the Suns still be willing to send it away?) Let's not talk about Green's trading value here, just talk about why the Suns wanted to get rid of it before Green was used?

He gave reasons in the article: 1. Jaylen Green's game is rough and has insufficient stability on the outside;

2. His position with Booker overlaps, both of them are actually SG;

3.MPJ is an elite pitcher, he can relieve pressure on Booker;

4. MPJ's career three-point shooting percentage is 40.6%, and he can open up space for his teammates;

5. Jaylen Green needs the ball rights and MPJ does not need ball rights, he is a catch pitcher;

6.26-year-old Porter Jr. is already very mature, while 23-year-old Green is still growing;

It is obvious that Yang media thinks that the team should still control the ball rights, and does not want Green to distribute the ball rights, Porter Jr. Jr. does not need ball rights, Booker can play the number one position and start: Booker, Dillon, Porter Jr. Dunn, Ma Wei, and has certain advantages in size. Green's salary next season is 33.58 million, but he has 10% of the transaction margin, and a three-year, 105 million poison contract has just come into effect.

Potter Jr. has two years left in the contract, and his salary next season is 38.33 million. The salary of these two can indeed be directly matched, but are the Nets really willing to take two first-round picks for Green?