How to trade better players for worse off contract players! As a result, the Clippers even paid for the second round of picks?

The Clippers' operation is really incomprehensible.

Collins, who just averaged 21.8 points per game, even paid for the second round pick?

The management has made a lot of money to make up for the inside, but the cost is not too high.

Powell actually took on the team last season.

When Leonard recovered from injury, Harden was exhausted, he stood up and used a 43% three-point shooting percentage to extend his life.

Now, if you change to Collins, the data looks 15+9, but the Jazz's record is at the bottom of the West and the defensive efficiency is third from the bottom in the league. Can data such as

withstand Jokic in the playoffs?

said to strengthen the inside line, but the one who sent away the most stable firepower point on the outside line.

What is even more confusing is salary operations.

Save 6.7 million to avoid the local tyrant line, and free up 5.3 million to the middle class and want to sign Bill or Brogdon?

What Bill did in the Suns locker room is obvious to all, Brogg averaged only early 12 points per game in the last season.

Relying on these two people to replace Powell's average of 20+ output per game? Which scorer in the

league will accept the 5 million middle class?

This abacus is too ideal.

The key is that Collins will also expire next year.

exchanged for the loan player with immediate combat power, and also made the second round pick.

Jazz Rebuilding is missing the draft pick, and the Clippers are losing money, giving them the bargaining chips for free.

Look at how many first rounds the Thunder next door has stockpiled. The Clippers' operation is simply a reverse operation textbook.

The management bet on signing big-name free agents, but the free market has been opened for ten days, and the big fish have been caught.

Now the middle class has a special case, at most a player with a minimum salary level in veterans.

Powell changed the air and paid the draft pick, and this transaction was a huge loss.

To be honest, it is better to keep Powell as a bargaining chip to fill the fourth position.

is so good now. It has not received a high-quality inside line, but has also lost the sharp knife of the outside line.

This wave of the Clippers is like tearing down the east wall and repairing the west wall. If the wall is not repaired, the house will collapse.

If you can't even enter the playoffs next season, the management should resign collectively.