Gidey! The Warriors took action!

To put it bluntly, the money was not reached. The Bull didn't want to give 30 million, and the Warrior came as he smelled it. Don’t rush to draw conclusions first. Let’s sort out the causes and consequences, and you will know how twisted this matter is.

Let's talk about the bulls first. Last summer they exchanged Caruso for Giddy, and the abacus beads were playing: young, tall point guard, pass and grab the board, just in time to take over the ball brother.

Gidy did not lose the chain either. She played 70 regular season games, averaging 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 7.2 assists per game, which looked quite glamorous. But there is also embarrassment behind the glamorous - he is still half-baked in the shooting, and is easily targeted at critical moments. The defensive end is slow to move horizontally, and he will be passed in one step when he switches to the front line.

The Bulls management is clear: potential is potential, but if 30 million yuan a year is really locked in the future, they are cowardly.

So at the negotiating table, the Bulls pressed the price to around 20 million, and of course the Gidey team did not do it.

They brought up Sages and Quickley's contracts as benchmarks: everyone can get 30 million, why can't I do if my data is not bad?

The two sides were just frozen, and they didn't even go to the summer league of Gideon. It was obvious that if you don't give enough money, I'll waste it.

The Warriors entered the field. The Warriors remained motionless in the free market this year and were the only one among the 30 teams who signed a contract. Cole and the management were scolded by fans every day.

But they are very smart. If there is any turbulence in the market, immediately see if they can find a bargain. A tall point guard like Gidey is the type they lack the most in their system: they can deal cards, grab boards, and can also support Curry for a while.

More importantly, the Warriors held the card Kumingga in their hands - a restricted free agent who asked for 30 million. They also broke down with their parent team. When they settled on the two sides, they could just exchange it and each got what they needed.

But don't be too happy too early. The Warriors think about it, but it is not that easy to operate.

Gidey is a restricted free agent. The Bulls can stay as long as they match the quotation, and the initiative is not in the hands of the Warriors at all. Unless the Warriors take tough measures, such as signing first and then changing, and using Kumingga + draft pick as bargaining chips, it depends on the Bulls' expression.

The question is, is the bull really willing to let him go? They were the ones who were the core of the future when they exchanged for Gidey, but now they are going back to make a comeback for Kumingga? Hanging.

After all, is Gidedi worth 30 million?

is the core. Let's spread the data out: 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists, it looks omnipotent, but how about efficiency? The real shooting percentage is 56.8%, ranking 38th in the league in the same position; the defensive efficiency is third from the bottom in the team. To put it nicely, "youth has room for improvement", but to put it bluntly, "high-level data is fully exposed."

Bulls are not suckers. They would rather bet on the future salary cap rise than be trapped now.

The Warriors are even more thief. They are now super luxurious. If they really want to eat Jidi, Kumingga alone may not be enough.

And everyone knows the nature of Cole's urine in humans - newcomers? Let’s sit on the bench for half a year.

What Gidey wants is 30 million and the starting promise, which one can the Warriors give?

So there is a high probability that this matter will be loud and there will be little rain.

The Warriors expressed their opinions, raised the price and disgusted the bulls; the Gidi team took advantage of the situation and continued to tug-of-war with the bulls.

If you really want to break the deadlock, there is only one possibility: the Bull suddenly figured it out and thought that 20 million was too much, so he simply let Gidey go to the free market, and the Warriors immediately threw out the poison contract.

Finally, I will say a plain sentence: The NBA is a business world, and you can play less emotional cards.

If Gidey wants to get big money, she must first prove that she is worth the price; if the Warriors want to get a bargain, they have to take out real money.

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