After the draft, it's the annual trade opening day.

This year's trading market is full of undercurrents.

On the surface, it looks calm, but there are stormy waves brewing at the bottom of the sea.

The first to make moves were the Trail Blazers and the SuperSonics.

What these two teams have in common is that they both have huge picks in the draft.

The Trail Blazers got "The Great" Oden, and the SuperSonics got "Wheat Dee" Durant.

The two teams did not hesitate to choose to clear the space and remove all obstacles in the path of growth for the super newcomers.

The Trail Blazers will be the big man Zach? Randolph was sent to New York and got Francis and Folye.

At this point, the Trail Blazers officially established a youth army with Roy + Aldridge + Oden as the core and began to rebuild.

It is conceivable that in a few years, the Trail Blazers will become one of the biggest powerhouses in the West.

As for the Knicks, after going through Isaiah in a row? Thomas, Larry? After the destruction of Brown's two-stirring sticks, he could not get up without four or five years of sinking.

Over there with the supersonics, in order to straighten Kevin? Durant, the team sent away the original boss Ray? Alan.

Thunder? Aaron: "Why am I the one who gets hurt every time?" ”

Remember the Bucks back then, in order to correct Michael? Reed, send Ray away? Alan.

The current supersonic team, in order to correct Kevin? Durant, sent Ray away again? Alan.

Thunder? Aaron: "In your hearts, I'm an obstacle?" ”

"Lao Tzu is not Ricky? Davis, why are you doing this to me? ”

If it's a relationship, Ray? Aaron was continuously intervened by a third party, and then kicked away, is it a "miserable" word?

I really only see the newcomer laughing, and I don't hear the old person crying!

Say a word of thunder? It's not an exaggeration to say that Allen is the worst team boss in NBA history, right?

After this deal, the SuperSonics also began to rebuild, establishing Durant as the absolute core.

But they also use thunder? Allen traded to Celtics' point guard West, forward Sirbiak, and this year's No. 5 rookie Jeff? Green, as well as a second-round pick.

In terms of trade value, the Celtics definitely made it.

A bunch of B-level and B+-level stuff for an A-level star is definitely taking advantage.

However, the supersonic and Celtic are willing to fight and the other are willing to suffer, and the others have nothing to say.

Also, the Celtics traded to Ray? Aaron, also to appease Paul? Pierce's heart.

In the past few years, Pierce has been at his peak, but the team has been getting worse and worse, which inevitably makes Pierce dissatisfied.

Now gathered Pierce + Ray? Allen, although not the favorite, is at least a playoff-level powerhouse.

In addition to this, we can also discover a feature from these two transactions.

When a team wants to trade away its own star, most of the time they choose to send him to another district.

Stars from the east are sent to the west, and stars from the west are sent to the west.

The same was true of O'Neal back then, the Lakers were ready to trade him, and the Mavericks were the most fanatical suitors at the time, but the Lakers sent O'Neal to the Heat in another district.

This is to try to avoid encounters between the star and his old club.

It would be especially embarrassing if the old club met the new team of the star in the playoffs and was eliminated.

Sending the star of the house to another district makes that much less likely. Unless both sides make it to the finals, it is impossible to meet in the playoffs.

And it is almost impossible for the old and new teams to enter the finals at the same time.

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On this day, something happened to the Grizzlies as well.

First of all, "Big Baby" Glenn? Davis and the Grizzlies are officially signing.

Then came Jones Sr.

Jones Sr.'s big contract has also expired, and the 36-year-old has the idea of retiring.

But Jerry? Old Man West personally intervened and persuaded him to stay.

Jones Sr. eventually signed a two-year veteran contract with the Grizzlies.

And that means the Grizzlies have another big amount of salary space to make a difference in the trade market.

And the first target the Grizzlies are targeting is the Pistons' starting point guard, player Chauncey? Billups.

Billups isn't a superstar, but definitely the point guard every team wants.

This summer, Billups' contract expires, and there are many teams interested in him, and the Grizzlies are one of them.

The Grizzlies' current No. 1 position, the main force is Lowry and Tarron? Lou.

Lowry is too young and will only be a sophomore next season.

And Taryn? Lou was small and had suffered major injuries.

Both have obvious flaws.

If Billups can be selected, the lineup will be perfect.

In the team that competes for Billups, the Grizzlies themselves are also very competitive.

Last season, the Grizzlies reached the Western Conference Finals and were eliminated from the Spurs in seven games.

As long as they can get Billups, the Grizzlies are definitely one of the favorites to win the championship this season.

However......

It's all just imagination after all.

The reality is that the Grizzlies had their first contact with Billups, and Billups was mild-mannered, but very firmly rejected the Grizzlies.

"Joe (Dumas) chose me to grow from a ranger to an FMVP, so I definitely wouldn't betray him, I want to play for Detroit for the rest of my life, even if I don't have a chance to compete for a championship again."

Billups was resolute.

The Grizzlies had no choice but to give up.

How so?

In this era, the stars are still very loyal, and everyone values one person and one city very seriously.

Even though there have been tragic incidents of Olajuwon and Ewing being traded in their twilight years, the vast majority of people still choose loyalty.

Within a few days, the Pistons offered Billups a five-year, $60 million contract, with $10,000, $12.2 million for five years.

The contract also completely cut off the Grizzlies' hopes.

The Grizzlies had no choice but to re-select their targets.

At the same time, the SuperSonics are sending off the team's boss Ray? After Allen, he released the news again, peddling the team's second eldest Rassad? Lewis.

At this moment, the whole league went crazy.

No! It's the whole league that thinks the SuperSonics are crazy.

You've picked a talented rookie and it's understandable to clean up the team for him and give him plenty of room to grow.

For example, the Cavaliers of the year, for James to send Ricky away? Davis, that's routine.

It's just that the supersonic action is too big.

The Cavaliers of that year weren't the first to send Ricky away? Davis, but let James and Davis play 22 games, and only after James cashed in on his talent, did he ruthlessly send Ricky away? Davis.

And the supersonic team, who didn't play a game, sent Ray away? Aaron and Rashad ? Lewis, it's crazy, it's so adventurous!

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