Legendary Basketball Tycoon

The Hans unexpectedly popped up four All-Stars. It has to be said that the scouts of the Hans are too awesome. Except for Glen Rice, the other three were all picked by the Hans themselves in the draft. The shooting percentage for the All-Star potential is too high.

I have to say that the old Nelson is also a little booed. He is afraid that he will fall into the trap of Bruce again. Although the first round of the 2001 signing of the Mavericks he is now training will certainly not be too high in the overall pick, but he must also be guarded. Just a little bit of Bruce!

The quality of the rookies selected by the Han people in these years is very high, whether they are selected for trading or the treasures that are bought in the second round, he is not sure what the quality of the 2001 draft is.

The old Nelson considered for a while and decided to swap the first round of the year of 1999 with Bruce. After all, Wang Zhizhi was robbed from Bruce. I am a bit sorry for Bruce. Secondly, the first round of 2001. The draft pick will certainly not be too high, unless there is a situation where Jason Kidd and Grant Hill are traded for one of the two All-Stars, it may be bad in 00, but the odds are still very high. It's small, so it didn't really lose much to swap the first round.

Also, the Mavericks owner Cuban is still in a sweet period with the Blues, which means that the teams on both sides are still very friendly and can be negotiated, even if they are swapped, and if 01 is the draft year, then trade again. The same is true. As long as there is no conflict between Bruce and Cuban, it means that most players are interchangeable.

Jason Kidd and Grant Hill are both like this. They all have the shadow of Han people. In the end, they were not cheap to the Mavericks.

Thinking of this, old Nelson's eyes lit up. Yeah, didn’t the Chinese announced this morning that they would choose to rebuild the team. That’s great. Can I also discuss the content of the deal with Bruce? The Chinese saying goes well. This is an appropriate metaphor for not leaving outsiders' fields.

"Bruce, let me ask. Didn't your Han announce that he will choose to rebuild next season, so is it possible to trade with the Mavericks? Honestly, there are a few players I like." Old Nelson asked meaningfully.

In fact, in his opinion, since the Hans choose to rebuild the team, they will definitely trade some of their players. According to the analysis of those at the morning conference, he is not only interested in the starters, but also in the substitutions. Agree very interested.

And don't underestimate the Hans' bench lineup, which is really powerful, otherwise it won't easily sweep New York's city rivals, the Knicks.

Oh, old Nelson looked at the Han players, those few, Brookston came to be interested from time to time, I want to know that old Nelson looked at those Han players.

"Are those few?!"

"Mark Jackson, Clifford Robinson, Alonzo Mourning these three." Old Nelson replied after thinking about it.

In fact, there is one person he didn’t say, that is Steve Nash. God knows how much he regrets giving Steve Nash to Bruce again. Now I want to come here, Bruce has said that Steve Nash is quite a man. A good player, but he didn't listen to him, and he didn't give Steve Nash a chance to show himself, otherwise he would accumulate the words of Jason Kidd and Steve Nash in the point guard position for the next ten years. There is absolutely no shortage of point guard players.

But now he doesn't dare to say Steve Nash's name, isn't it the same as slapping himself in the face? !

So I can only miss Steve Nash!

Hey, regret it!

Of course, the other three people just mentioned are exactly what the Mavericks currently need. Take Mark Jackson for example. Jason Kidd must be the starter on the Mavericks point guard, and the Mavericks are currently the backup point guard. It really didn't play a role, and that's why he fell in love with Mark Jackson. With such an experienced veteran sitting on the bench, he would feel at ease.

As for Clifford Robinson, he is indeed a little cautious. After all, Mavericks power forward Antoine Walker seems to want to leave recently and wants to go to Boston to join his college mentor Rick Pitino. Speaking of this, he was so angry that Antoine Walker's appearance in the knockout stage was terrible. Even if he wanted to leave, he would have to wait until next season to talk about it. He was not professional at all. He had thought about it a long time ago. In order to trade Antoine Walker, Clifford Robinson can take his place.

As for Alonzo Mourning, let’s not talk about it. Mavericks’ starting center Sean Bradley’s slender figure makes him anxious. Zo Mourning is excellent offensive and defensive, it is a pity to miss it!

It can be said that the real shortcoming of the current Mavericks lies in the substitute, but if there is a suitable target for trading, he will be able to agree if he changes to the starter!

I have to say that the old Nelson's view of people is still quite accurate, he knows what the Mavericks currently lack. But the question is whether Bruce is willing to trade or not? !

The answer is no. Bruce is unwilling to trade with the Mavericks, even if one of them is taken out, he is unwilling, because for Bruce, except for Clifford Robinson, the other two are Bruce. I want to stay, because with the trade of Steve Nash next season, there is basically no one on the point guard, even if the trade or wait until the 1998 draft against Mike Bibby and Jason Williams chooses one of them, and the two of them can't match Mark Jackson's old arena.

Bruce has long wanted to put Mark Jackson as the starting point guard. It will transition to 2004 and choose Chris Paul to replace this position. What a great deal, why bother to pick Mike Bibby or It's Jason Williams.

And Alonzo Mourning is even more impossible to give to the Mavericks. How can he sell his men as his number one thug? This is obviously impossible. As for Clifford Robinson, this is a bit nerve-racking. According to Mitch Kupchak, Clifford Robinson’s contract expires this season. People have also said that if you want to continue to renew your contract, you must give it. A starting position, otherwise Clifford Robinson would not stay no matter how much money is given.

Bruce really has nothing to do at this point, because the power forward position has always been controlled by Garnett. At the beginning of next season, he will talk to Garnett about the issue of renewal. Originally, Garnett did not like to be satisfied with the ball. The tactical core of the team and the position of the team's boss are not one's own. If even the starter is deprived of Garnett, then people will definitely not stay.

On the one hand, Bruce was reluctant to leave Clifford Robinson, an excellent substitute, to leave freely. On the other hand, he had to make plans for the team behind, so Bruce really didn't know how to deal with it for a while.