8 stars who are destined to be difficult to stay in the team after the playoffs: Cavaliers Garland leads, Kuzma takes the bitter Bucks

In the NBA, many players will make a fortune on the playoff stage. Take this season as an example. Nesmith and Nemhard have proved themselves in the playoffs. Of course, some players will have no value. If the role players are okay, they can understand that they are not good in the playoffs. After all, they are not holding big contracts, but some stars with big contracts, if they do not perform well, they may eventually be given up by the team. Next, we will take a look at the 8 stars who are destined to be difficult to stay in the team after the playoffs.

Wiggins

In the early Butler trade, the Heat gave up the opportunity to get Cuminga and won Wiggins. They believed that Wiggins could help the team. After all, they were the second leader in the Warriors' championship. During the regular season after joining the Heat, Wiggins averaged 19 points per game and performed well, but Wiggins showed shortcomings in the playoffs. He was able to succeed in the Warriors because of the help of the Splash Brothers. Now, as the absolute core, he has also exposed his shortcomings, averaging 11.5 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game, and his shooting percentage is only 37.2%.

Garland

Now the US media has reported that the Cavaliers have begun to listen to Garland's offer. Although Garland is an All-Star point guard, with an offense and defense, his problem is also very obvious. His height of 1.85 meters is easy to be named by his opponent in the playoffs. If it is put on other teams, it may be tolerant. The key is that the Cavaliers have a backcourt of Mitchell below 1.9 meters. In comparison, Mitchell is obviously more worthy of staying at the team. It is estimated that the team will be interested in him after Garland leaves the team. Garland averages 18 points, 2.2 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game in the playoffs, and his three-point shooting percentage is 28%.

Allen

The news now comes from the Cavaliers that only Mobley and Mitchell are not selling products. Allen performed well this season and he helped the team very much, but the main problem now is that he hindered Mobley's performance on the offensive end. They conflicted positions like Garland and Mitchell, so the Cavaliers also wanted to send him away. The team tried to introduce the third suitable star to chase the record. Allen averaged 13.4 points, 8.4 rebounds and 1.3 assists this season. He sacrificed data for the team. This was also selected as an All-Star.

Porzingis

Porzingis has been put on the shelves by the Celtics. He still has a contract of 30.7 million yuan a year. The Celtics want to send him away in order to reduce expenses. However, in the eyes of the outside world, they need to give up their heads when they want to send him away. However, considering the team's salary issues next season, they are likely to send him away in the offseason. Pozingis is indeed a top-notch space, but the biggest problem is that he has too many injuries and often misses the game due to injuries. He averages 7.7 points, 4.6 rebounds and 0.8 blocks per game in the playoffs.

Holiday

Holiday has three years and a contract of 104 million. He is already 35 years old. Although he can still be a puzzle for the championship, it is undeniable that Holiday will likely be a premium contract in the future, so the Celtics want to seize the opportunity of him having a transaction value to send him away, asking for a first round and a slightly lower contract. Holiday does not have the level of a star, but he can still help the team win. This season, the data averaged 9.5 points, 4.1 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal. The data may not show his help to the team.

Randall

Randall performed well in the first two rounds of the playoffs, but in the division finals, facing the Thunder with a real center, his true form was revealed. Randle is indeed a very impactful No. 4 star, but he really cannot play his role when facing the big center. He wants a big contract renewal, but obviously the Timberwolves can't afford it. At the same time, as the current situation, they don't want to give it. Randle averages 21.7 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists per game in the playoffs. Which team will he join after he jumps out of the contract in the offseason?

Bain

The Grizzlies were eliminated in the first round again this season. After forming their three-core, the team has never gone far in the playoffs, which has also made the Grizzlies management lose patience. Morant is their cornerstone. Jaren Jackson failed to get a super maximum salary, so he can also renew his contract cheaply. They are the cornerstone of the team, so Bain seems to be the most likely to be given up by the team. After all, Bain has a big contract and his performance in the playoffs is not good. His talent limits his height. He averages 15.3 points and 6.8 rebounds per game in the playoffs, and his shooting percentage is only 31.7%.

Kuzma

Kuzma played an excellent performance of 20+ per game during his Wizards, which also confused the Bucks. They believed that Kuzma had the strength of a star, so he got him through trades, and also got the first round pick. However, Kuzma's performance after joining the Bucks was not satisfactory, especially in the playoffs, with an average of 5.8 points and 2.2 rebounds per game and a shooting percentage of 34%. This is not like a star's performance?

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