7 for 1 trade to win Bain! Why don t the Magic be replaced by Durant? Meiji wakes up the Rockets

Durant has not been traded by the Sun, but a big deal comes first. The Grizzlies sent Bain to Magic for a large bargaining chip. Cole Anthony and Pope are the main body, plus 4 first-round picks and one first-round swap right. All of these 5 first-round rounds are unprotected. You really didn't expect that Bain could sell such a sky-high price, as strong as Doncic, the Lakers won him and made a first-round pick. Of course, the magic move Bain was not a reconstruction, but wanted to continue to revolve around Morant and Jaren Jerry.

Grizzlies reporters and some famous reporters reported that the Grizzlies hope to change the status quo. They hope to use these chips they get to strengthen the team in the future. In other words, if you want to fight Morant and Jeren, you can save a lot. Bain is from 1998 and is 27 years old this year. He is quite young in age, but he doesn't have many personal honors. Bain has not been selected for the All-Star yet, nor has he any of the best team. The average data average has also declined. Bain averaged 23.7 points per game last season, but only 19.2 points remained this season.

He is a rookie with 30 picks in the first round in 2020, and is considered a counterattack monster. But his talent is still quite mediocre, his arm span is short at the Tyrannosaurus Rex level, and Bain is very average in the playoffs. In the first round of this year, Bain was limited to averaging 15.2 points per game, shooting percentage of 31.7% and three-point shooting percentage of 21.9%. Awei's weakness towards the Thunder also caused the Grizzlies to be swept away. If you are a Grizzly Management may also choose to sell Bain at a high price, but is it worth it to win Bain at such a large price for Magic?

After the transaction was completed, many American experts and domestic famous people discussed this operation. They think that magic costs Bain so much, why not go to Soha Durant? ESPN's famous reporter Tim Bontemps analyzed the deal. He believes that the Rockets, Heat and Timberwolves, the three teams that want to get Durant, cannot be disrupted by Bain's trade. In fact, Bain can sell so much, which does not mean that the Suns can raise the price on Durant, which instead makes Durant a loser.

Tim Bontemps believes that Durant is very old, and to put it bluntly, his transaction value is not as valuable as Bain.

Bontemps analyzed: "Many people are paying attention to the follow-up of Bain's trade. They mentioned Kevin Durant. According to my source, a league executive told me that Durant's trading value is not as valuable as Bain. The Suns can't get the same return. Bain was not selected for the All-Star and Best Team. But Durant's age is a flaw. We should put aside the fame of the two, and analyze it in practice. Whether it is the Knicks who won Bridges in five first rounds, or the Magic's 4 first rounds, these have nothing to do with Durant. Do you think Durant is worth 12 first rounds now? I think this is nonsense."

The Rockets were previously exposed to the chips that were Green and Smith and the No. 10 picks, but the Suns were not satisfied with this, so the trading stalemate between the two sides. The Suns are smart, and they are crazily building momentum to hope that Durant will become a hot commodity. For example, today the Raptors and the Clippers were exposed to join Durant's competition, but these may be the Suns' strategies. Because most experts believe that the Suns want to trade with the Rockets the most, after all, they want to get back their first rounds of 25 years, 27 years and 29 years. The

Bain traded as a disruptor, but this did not shake the Rockets' beliefs. Rockets reporters revealed that fans should believe Stone and he will not make choices that are harmful to the team. The Rockets have always been very cautious about Durant's offer. The Rockets also have absolute initiative, and if the Suns do not compromise, they will reduce the price of Durant. The Rockets can not trade, and the new season starts with a new lineup will still be stable in the playoffs. The Suns are impatient. It is also very easy for the Rockets to deal with Jaylen Green's contract now, whose value is at a low point, so it's better to wait for a slight rebound before taking action.