The Nets want to change the top three picks! They are interested in joining the Durant trade and chase the two talents of the 21st class

On June 15, there are more and more rumors about Durant's trading. Today, the league has revealed a lot of news about Durant's trading. Interested friends can check out my previous article. Now Durant's trading value has declined seriously. The Timberwolves don't want to produce McDann, the Spurs only want to produce puzzles such as Wassel and Kelden, and they only want to give the draft pick No. 14. The Suns want the Rockets Smith, Green or Shin Kyung, and the Rockets don't want to trade.

Considering that Durant will be 37 years old next season and he also wants a two-year and 120 million contract, many teams have lost interest in getting him. On the one hand, they don’t know how much oil he will have in the future fuel tank. On the other hand, his big contract will also lock the team’s future operations. So under such circumstances, his deal is in a dilemma. Judging from the current situation, the Heat are the most likely team to win him.

If the Heat want to get him, we can all guess what chips it is. It is likely that it will be excellent young and instant combat power like Hax and Jovic, plus matching contracts and draft picks like Dunro and Wiggins, while the Suns want instant combat power, but they are not interested in getting garbage contracts. So if the two sides really trade, they may introduce third parties. Looking at the league now, the Nets are the one who has enough salary space to eat up big contracts.

The Nets can free up more than 50 million in salary space this summer, which can definitely help the Suns eat up garbage contracts. The Nets also revealed today that the Nets are the only team in the league with a lot of salary space, and we are in a good position to participate in Durant's transactions as a third party. The Nets can use this to get draft picks and help other teams eat up big contracts. Previously, NBA reporter Evan also predicted that the Nets might join Durant's trade.

Of course, the Nets wanted to join. They couldn't use so much salary space. They helped them eat the garbage contract and win the draft. Everyone benefits and wins each other. The reason why the Thunder now has so many draft signs was that they won by eating the garbage contract for others. The Nets also have other plans. According to Spurs reporters, the Nets are willing to throw out multiple first-round picks + veteran contracts in the future, intending to trade draft picks upwards. They are interested in Dylan Harper.

I believe everyone is familiar with the name Dylan Harper. He is a favorite among the top three picks in the 25th draft. His second place can be said to be very stable. He has the best ball-holding core in this class, his singles ability is excellent, and he also has good organizational skills. His templates are Harden and Brunson. Such players are very suitable as the cornerstone of team building, after all, they can do offense and defense. The Nets have the No. 8, No. 19, No. 26, No. 27 and No. 36 of this season.

Previously, the 76ers' record also reported that the Nets wanted to exchange the 76ers for the No. 3 pick by packing the first round pick. At the same time, they were willing to eat George's contract for this. It seems that the Nets want to determine their reconstruction cornerstone this offseason. They are very eager for the talent of the top three picks. Even if they can't beat Harper, getting Espeley is a good choice. In addition to completing the reconstruction through the draft, the Nets also made the second plan.

I guess many fans should have heard of it recently that the Nets are interested in getting the Warriors' Kumingga. Although Kumingga plays recklessly, his talent is also visible to the naked eye. He is one of the best forward players in the active league. Because the Warriors have not got enough opportunities to make mistakes, he makes many low-level mistakes when playing. The Warriors also don't want to keep Kumingga. They don't have that much money, and Cole doesn't want to use him.

Kumingga and Cole dislike each other. If Cole wants to compete for the championship, he does not allow any players to make low-level mistakes. This is understandable. Kumingga believes that he deserves an opportunity and a big contract. He believes that he has such ability, but the Warriors can't give it to him. He also wants to leave. He hopes to get a contract with an average salary of over 35 million this summer. Obviously, except for the Nets, no other team will give it to him.

Then is Giddy, who is in the same draft as Kumingga. One of them is the No. 6 pick and the other is the No. 7 pick. Giddy did not get enough ball rights to prove himself when she played for the Thunder. However, after joining the Bulls this season, everything was different. After the All-Star, he got enough ball rights and played a quasi-triple double-double average of 20+9+9. He proved that he was one of the most all-round players in the active league.

And he is also facing a contract renewal, and the Bulls have not yet given a clear answer, whether to choose to keep him as the cornerstone of the team's future team building, or to keep White. Kumingga and Giddy, as long as the Nets can win one, they will have a chance to rise. It would be even better if Yang Hansen was defeated in the draft. Having said that, what do you want to say about the Nets’ operations? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.