8 stars who may be traded after the playoffs: Rockets have dual cores on the list, with averaging 33+15 per game at the top

On May 21, the NBA playoffs continued. Today, the first match between the Thunder and the Timberwolves in the Western Conference Finals has ended. Relying on their outstanding performance in the second half, the Thunder easily defeated the Timberwolves and made a good start. Although they lost, Randall tried his best and scored 28 points and 8 rebounds in the whole game. With his performance this season, the Timberwolves will most likely renew his contract in the offseason. However, not all stars have gained value in the playoffs, and some have lost their value and may be traded by the team. Next, let’s take a look at the 8 stars who have finished the playoffs or have been traded.

Eighth Porzingis

Celtics are likely to make significant personnel adjustments this summer. It is hard to say whether Tatum can return next season. The key is that the team's lineup is completely incapable of reaching the championship. Many core members are old, and the team is also facing high luxury taxes, so they will try to send away some core members. The Pope is now a premium contract. It is wise to send him away. The Celtics averaged 7.7 points and 4.6 rebounds per game in the playoffs, with a shooting percentage of 31.6%. They cannot defend themselves on the defensive end, and they cannot make any shots on the offensive end, and are often injured.

The Seventh Wiggins

The Heat exchanged Butler for Wiggins at the end of the trading day. The team originally planned to let Wiggins help the Heat win, but now Riley is probably very regretful. If he had known this, it would be better to get Kumingga from the trade. At least Kumingga dared to play. Wiggins won the thermos again in the playoffs this season, averaging 11.5 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.3 blocks, and his shooting percentage was only 37%. It is estimated that teams lacking a front line will be interested in him. If possible, isn’t it a win-win for the Warriors to exchange Kumingga? I think this is OK.

Sixth Holiday

According to famous reporter Stein, the Celtics may send Holiday away, not White, which is understandable. After all, White has played as a star in the playoffs this season, and Holiday gives people the feeling that his peak is gone, and it seems to have entered the end of his career. He has many years of big contracts. Taking advantage of the transaction value, it is wise to send him away as soon as possible. Holiday averages 9.5 points, 4.1 rebounds, 4 assists, and 0.9 steals per game in the playoffs. Holiday has experience, and has organizational skills and space abilities. Perhaps many young teams will be interested in him.

Fifth Porter sir

Recently, according to the Nuggets, the team intends to trade Porter sir for the offseason. The reason why they chose to do this is because the Nuggets want to change the team's salary structure. The team's four cores account for 82% of their salary space. The team faces high luxury taxes next season, and sending Porter away is a wise choice. Porter averages only 9.1 points and 5.5 rebounds per game in the playoffs, and his shooting percentage is only 39%. Although Porter's contract is large, he is only 26 years old. It is estimated that many young teams are willing to trade him, such as the Bulls, Magic, etc.

Fourth Kumingga

If Curry had not been injured, Kumingga would have no chance to prove himself at the Warriors. The Warriors had planned not to give playing time, but after Curry was injured, Cole could only use Kumingga. In the end, he proved himself in the second round of the playoffs. In the eyes of many Timberwolves fans, Kumingga is the only one with talent on the court that can match Edwards. He averaged 15.3 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game in the playoffs, and his shooting percentage was 48%. He is a restricted free agent in the offseason. The Warriors may sign him first and then exchange him to exchange for the right player.

Third Jaylen Green

Although Jaylen Green's performance in the playoffs is very eye-catching, in the eyes of many teams who want to trade with the Rockets, Jaylen Green is very valuable for trading. After all, he averages 20+ games in the fourth year of his career. Although he has limited ball deals and often plays nerve knife performance, Jaylen Green is very talented. He has the opportunity to become the top point guard in the league. Green averages 13.3 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3 assists in the playoffs, and his shooting percentage is only 37.2%. In fact, Green's poor playing in the Rockets is that Uduka did not formulate a suitable tactical system for him.

Shiong

If the Rockets have the chance to get the right star in the offseason, Jaylen Green and Shin Kyoto may be traded. Perhaps they will not be included in Durant's trade, but if the letters really enter the trading market, then if the Rockets want to win him, they must give out decent chips. Shin Kyo was selected as the All-Star, and as the main core of the Rockets, he also led the team to achieve the second place in the Western Conference. Such chips are definitely available. Shen Jing averaged 20.9 points, 11.9 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.9 steals per game in the playoffs.

The first Antetokounmpo

Recent news is that the Bucks have begun to try out the top eight rookies. Although they do not have the top eight picks, the reason for doing so is that I think this is preparing for Letters to leave the team. Previously, the US media reported that Letters will meet with the Bucks this week to explore the future of both sides. Now the Bucks' championship window is closed, and Letters should force their ban to leave the team. They averaged 33 points, 15.4 rebounds, 6.6 assists, 1 steal and 1 block.

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