As long as I don t leave, no one can trade me! Only 10 people in the NBA have the right to veto the transaction

In the NBA, it is normal for players to be traded by teams. Super giants of such strong level as Durant have also experienced being traded, not to mention ordinary players. In many cases, they cannot control which team they go to. However, in NBA history, there are 10 players who can no longer trade them as long as they don’t want to leave. The main reason is that they have the right to veto the transaction. Let’s take a look at who they are!

10: Bill

is Bill first. Bill is actually the smallest star on the list. His trade veto was obtained when the Wizards were playing. At that time, he was still the top scorer in the league. In addition, the Wizards had no superstars, so the team also gave him a trade veto when they gave him a big contract.

But this wave of operation really made the Suns suffer. After coming to the Suns, Bill's condition declined rapidly. The two seasons of the Suns' Big Three were only playing in one round of playoffs. Under such circumstances, the Suns had no choice but to trade Bill. Bill just held his own veto power and refused to let go. He was also a representative star with veto power.

9: Anthony

Anthony is also a NBA historical scorer. His total career score exceeded 25,000 points. During his Knicks, he also won the team's five-year, 120 million contract, and also has the right to trade veto. However, his veto power has never been used, and later he went to the Thunder to compete for the championship.

8: Nowitzki

Nowski is the best player in the history of the Mavericks. He led the team to win the first championship in team history in 2011. Since then, he has officially entered the ranks of NBA historical stars. Moreover, the Mavericks' Cuban was also a kind-hearted boss at that time. He naturally gave Nowitzki the veto rights for the trade. It is worth mentioning that Nowitzki spent all 21 seasons of his career with the Mavericks. Giving him the trade veto rights is actually the greatest respect for him.

7: Stockton

Stockton is the assist and steal king in NBA history. He is also the best point guard in the Jazz history. He spent 19 seasons of his career with the Jazz. At that time, Kal Malone wanted to take him out of the team, but he didn't agree. He just wanted to play in the Jazz, even if there was no championship. For such players, the Jazz management naturally pays the veto of the transaction.

Six: Garnett

Garnett is a Timberwolves' celebrity. In 2004, he also won the MVP and even led the Timberwolves to the Western Conference Finals. He played back and forth with OK, but the Timberwolves still lost the series due to injury. Later, Garnett went to the Celtics to pursue the championship. He was useless to reject the transaction given by the Timberwolves. After all, he was going to leave himself. After coming to the Celtics, he also won the championship as he wished.

5: Wade

As the first person in the Heat's history, Wade is also the soul of the Heat. He could already lead the team to win the championship in 2006. Later, he also helped the team win two consecutive championships in 2012 and 2013. However, after Wade's injury declined, the team's management also had an unhappy relationship with him, but Wade still gained the trade veto given by the Heat, and he retired at the Heat in the last season of his career.

4: David Robinson

Robinson is a famous Spurs' history. Before Duncan, he led the Spurs to be a strong team in the league. As one of the best centers in the 1990s, the Spurs also gave him the veto when they renewed their contract with him, but he didn't use it either, because he had never had the idea of leaving the team, and he also won two championships in the Spurs.

3: Duncan

As the No. 1 power forward in NBA history, Duncan is also the best player in the history of the Spurs. He has won countless honors in his 19 seasons of his career. Five championships alone are enough to prove his strength. He has led the team to never miss the playoffs. The Spurs are also the championship-level team in the league in those years. So the Spurs were very happy when they negotiated a contract extension with Duncan, and they gave the veto power to trade as soon as they said it. They were afraid that they would not be able to keep superstars like Duncan.

2: Jordan

As the best player in NBA history, it is natural for him to have the right to trade veto. After all, he is a player who can win the MVP five times, score the top scorer ten times, and lead the team to win the championship six times. He also has six FMVPs, ranking first in NBA history. For players of this level, the Bulls naturally pay the right to trade veto, and they have to be the maximum salary. After all, he is Jordan.

1: James

Finally, it is James. James has always held his future in his hands for 22 seasons in his career. Even contracts are often signed year by year. He is also the most popular player in NBA history. For super giants of James' level, the veto power for transactions is only a standard for him, and it is basically useless unless the team can't figure it out.

Although James is now 40 years old, his business value is still unparalleled. Even if he doesn't compete for the championship, retirement tour will be a very large income for the team, so the Lakers are unlikely to trade James.