Choose 4 guards a year! He averaged 20+ games per game for two consecutive years and only signed 6 million. The team media swears: Get out of here

On September 8, how important is an excellent general manager in the NBA to the team? Look at Stevens relied on the Celtics' big ball market and used his exquisite operations to help the Celtics form a five-core and win the championship easily. After Tatum was injured, Stevens was also decisive enough to immediately break up the strong formation to avoid taxes, bend and stretch, and put the team's interests first. As far as the league is concerned, Stevens' operating ability can rank among the top five in the league.

There is also the general manager of the Thunder. The Thunder is not a big football market. If they want to succeed, they can only rely on drafts. Back then, when they were the first three-year juniors in the Thunder, Presti chose three MVPs in three years, but Presti gave up Harden in order to save money, making them miss the opportunity of the dynasty. Presti learned from his thoughts and finally won the championship with their new version of the triple-double last season. The team will be a favorite to win the championship for many years in the future.

To be honest, I think Pelinka was overrated. The reason why he won the Thunder Brows was because the Magic had done it in advance. He took Doncic by Harrison. He has always been operating with the influence of a big football market like Los Angeles. He won the championship in 20 years. The team retained the core lineup and could still win the championship. As a result, the team took the initiative to break up the team. The transaction was locked in the championship window. He let James and Thunder Brows waste several years.

There is another one of the Nets' Max. Many fans are probably very angry about his operation. If you want to talk about his worst operation, it is probably to trade Harden for Simmons, sending away a top star in the league, and ending up with a garbage contract. Because Simmons blocked the team's future, Irving and Durant forced the palace to leave the team. The team also got multiple draft picks when trading Durant and Irving.

The story of the Nets thinking that the Thunder could learn from these draft picks was that the Nets made a speechless operation. In this summer, the Nets had 5 first-round picks. In this case, they all thought they would choose to trade upward and win a high-ranking draft cornerstone. Although they have the No. 8 pick, the best in this session is still the top six, so it is the right way to trade with all their strength to get the top six picks, but the Nets did not do so.

, and they directly selected 5 rookies in one go, which also made the fans and friends completely watch. They used the No. 8 pick to get Yegorjamin, a 2.06-meter point guard. I heard that he was defeated by Yang Hansen in the training camp. Why didn't the Nets choose to directly defeat Yang Hansen in such a situation? The 19th draw won Traore, who is in the French backcourt. Although his talent is excellent, his shooting ability is very limited. It is hard to say whether he can practice it in the future.

22nd pick, Drake Powell, a good puzzle-shaped wing with defense and shooting, but it is unlikely to become a star. He won Ben Salav at the 26th pick, which is also a backcourt with very limited athletic ability. Wolf, the 27th pick, is an inside player with not outstanding athletic ability. In this era, even if you have the ability to handle the ball, you will suffer from the movement speed and become the target of your opponent.

The first draft selected 5 first-round picks and 4 backcourt players, and there was only one ball. How do you think this is the score? They didn't plan to train them all. I guess Max's idea was to shoot birds randomly. 25 years is the year of the draft. There are many people who can play in this draft. I just need to bet one, so I chose 5 players. But to be honest, a group of players who don’t seem to be excellent enough, the only one with a high pick No. 8 pick, and also chose a big backcourt with very poor athletic ability.

Because the team won four backcourt players in one go, the Nets have now given up the idea of ​​cultivating Cameron Thomas. They gave Thomas a two-year contract of 28 million. They were a player who averaged 24 points per game last season, and they have averaged 20+ per game in the past two seasons. You should give at least a contract with an average price of 20 million, right? Although he is only at the top scoring ability, he is so young and cultivated, and the future is worth looking forward to.

As a result, the Nets simply refused to raise the price. Thomas was so angry that he directly signed a quotation of 6 million yuan for one year. In this way, the two sides broke up. Thomas exchanged a 1-year low-price contract for next year's free agent. Seeing this result, Nets' self-media couldn't hold back and broke the defense. He scolded the team's management for its incompetence: Simmons is worth 180 million in five years, Thomas is only 6 million in one year, and Sean Max may be time to get out. What's worse than signing Simmons is that he actually exchanged the peak Harden for this garbage contract.

He continued: We not only took over the worst junk contract in the league, but also sent away an MVP for it. A few years later, we actually humiliated the strongest player selected by the team in the past 20 years with a one-year qualification offer of 6 million yuan. This operation directly made Thomas leave directly next season. The management is simply outrageously confused, and they proved that they don’t care about talent at all. Having said that, what do you think of the Nets’ GM? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.