Is Chris Paul moving to the Lakers? What happened to that transfer turmoil??? 30

Didn't go to the Lakers, to Los Angeles, to another city, to the Clippers.

The Clippers sent Eric Gordon, Carman, Aminu and an unprotected first-round pick from 2012 (from the Timberwolves trade) in exchange for Paul and two second-round picks from 2015.

Didn't go to the Lakers, the league didn't agree with him going to the Lakers, and finally went to the Clippers.

Paul didn't transfer to the Lakers, mainly because of the pressure from the league, and the players couldn't help it, and finally Paul transferred to the Clippers, but the Los Angeles City game must be very good, look forward to it.

Already went to the Clippers, didn't go to the Lakers, the Clippers swapped three, Paul and Griffin cooperated.

It didn't work out, and it was stifled by the alliance. The last to go to the clipper.

The Lakers didn't make it, and they ran away from Odom, and Paul went to the Clippers.

Didn't go to the Lakers, went to the Clippers!

Stern vetoed the deal. In the end, the Hornets traded for the Clippers, with the Hornets acquiring forward Aminu, guard Eric Gordon, center Chris Carman, and an unprotected first-round pick (from the Timberwolves); The Clippers acquired Chris Paul and two 2015 second-round picks from the Hornets.

I went to the Clippers, but I didn't become a captain, to be honest, Paul's strength is one of the best, and that guy Griffin seems to be more valued by the world, you don't believe it, go to see the Clippers commercial, Ma's, all Griffin, didn't mention Paul, I'm Cao, he went to the wrong place.

Paul didn't go to the Lakers, and the league didn't agree to the deal. Paul ended up going to the Clippers.

Paul ended up going to the Clippers.

Stern didn't agree with him going, of course he couldn't, and ended up going to the Clippers.

I didn't make it, and I ended up going to the Clippers.

Didn't go to it, the alliance didn't agree.

I went to the Los Angeles Clippers cp3+ to Lifen and there is something to see!!

For now, it must have been almost a decade ago, in December 2011. A deal has been made for Paul to go to the Lakers. But by David West.

Stopped, preventing the transaction from happening. The reason is actually very simple, it is Paul and Kobe.

He was the top figure in the No. 1 and No. 2 positions at that time. Two top-notch backcourts can support the entire team. Kobe Bryant will focus more on the offensive end, while Paul will do a better job on the offensive end and the playmaking end, and the Lakers will play against the Heat in the finals, and there is a high probability that the Lakers will win the championship.

One of the reasons that prevented Paul from going to the Lakers and teaming up with Kobe Bryant was in 2010 when James joined Persia and Wade.

Make up the Big Three of the Heat.

It has caused a lot of impact, and many team owners are very dissatisfied with this matter. Because it is basically decided that the East is the world of the Heat, the Heat will become the Finals team in the East.

And if Paul goes to the Lakers, join forces with Kobe. Then the Lakers will be the first in the West and will meet the Heat in the finals. Basically, it's something that can be determined.

As long as you don't get hurt, scoring and defending are absolutely overwhelming in the number one and number two.

This kind of team-up, which has already made people see the end, will make the rest of the entire league particularly unhappy. This kind of superstar bunching can lead to an imbalance in the league. So most of them just look at these two teams.

And at the time it was rumored that if Paul could go to the Lakers, then Howard in his prime.

If you go to the Lakers, you will form a triumvirate of two top guards and a top center, and they will definitely dominate the entire league.

At that time, Kobe Bryant was in the late stages of his prime, and Paul was entering his prime, which were the two strongest backcourt and the strongest backcourt defenders. In order to stop the superstars from piling up and making the game unsuspenseful, David West will call off the deal, and it makes sense to stop the deal in the overall interests of the team, otherwise the NBA league will be a different sky.

Because the Lakers are not suitable for Paul's development, he will have no future if he comes to the Lakers, so many people refuse.

Because they feel that the strength of the Lakers is a little poor, Paul will not be able to play if he goes, and it will be difficult for them to have a tacit understanding.

Because many people think that he has no future for the Lakers, there are many people who refuse to go to Paul.

When Paul was traded to the Lakers, the Hornets didn't have an ace player, who could accept it, and Paul and Kobe Bryant teamed up, and it was more difficult to win the championship in a few years. The market value of the stadium has definitely been affected. For the sake of the team and NBA Stern vetoed.

Paul was traded by the Rockets to the Thunder, as a player, he naturally didn't want to, from joining the Clippers that year, to later taking the initiative to request a trade to the Rockets, all thinking about winning the championship.

He has been a leader in point guards since joining the NBA, but his form has slipped too badly in the past season due to age and injuries.

What followed was the uselessness of high salaries, the incompatibility with the leading stars, the departure of the team was inevitable, and in the end, he was traded by the team.

According to the current direction of the Thunder team, it is very likely that he will be traded or bought out in the future, and the possibility of him wearing the Thunder jersey is very small.

At 34 years old, Paul is no longer young, and it would be impossible for him to retire just now, and now he is just a different team, but he can continue to live his dream.

Back to the most essential player ability, can Paul's style of play, or his style of play, be able to win championships in the coming seasons?

Golf quotient is Paul's biggest strength in the league, and his ability to read the game is definitely one of the best, and last season he gave the impression of being slow and up and down. At the same time, I have to admit that Paul's personal competitive form has declined too seriously due to the impact of age and injury accumulation. The traditional point guard has returned to the essence of a point guard – organizing offense, reducing shots, and choosing better opportunities to improve offensive efficiency.

Paul wants to win the championship at the end of his career, in fact, he can negotiate a buyout with the Thunder, but Paul's annual salary has reached a high of $40 million, even if it is a buyout, I don't think the Thunder will do it, of course, unless Paul gives up tens of millions of salaries, I don't think Paul will do it, although the championship is very important, but in the face of so much money, it can be said that Paul has to think carefully. But for a star like Paul, money is not very important, if he can join a competing team after a buyout with the Thunder, then Paul still has a chance to win the championship, for example, to join the current Lakers, the Lakers are also lacking top point guard players, even if Paul is older, but his current strength is still there, but the possibility of all this happening is too small.

No matter which team Paul goes to, or stays with the Thunder first, the unfinished dream - the NBA championship - will inevitably make him persevere, and from his personal point of view, age is just a number.

At the age of 34, it is still very early for him to retire, and the championship is what he is most concerned about at the moment.

Of course, there will definitely be opportunities, as long as the Thunder team plays well as a whole, and then bring in more powerful NBA athletes.

As it stands, Chris Paul's chances of winning an NBA championship are relatively small. Unless you transfer to a big team again.

Chris Paul was traded to the Thunder, and he still has the possibility of winning the NBA championship after the age of 34, mainly depending on his performance and strength.

Chris Paul was traded to the Thunder as long as he could meet a good coach and a good team. As long as the Thunder team plays well as a whole.

If Chris Paul is still with the Thunder, there should be little hope of winning a championship. After all, the Thunder are a young team and don't have enough strength. Unless Paul gives up his financial interests and joins a championship-capable team at a lower salary, it is possible.

The chances in the Thunder are not very big, the Thunder's current roster is difficult to come out, and the draft picks in the next few years are not very satisfactory. Based on recent interviews, it is not difficult to see that Paul's recent definition is that he helps the Thunder's young people grow, and he no longer has the extreme luxury of a championship as before. However, it is not ruled out that the Thunder will buy out Paul, who will join a strong team.

Of course he still has a chance, as long as he can meet a good coach and a good team. Although he is 34 years old, anything is possible.

I think there is a chance, because age is not a problem, the most important thing is to have strength.

Although he may be a little older than others, it doesn't mean that he is inferior to the younger generation, it is still possible.

There are opportunities, it depends on how people struggle.

On the eve of the full resumption of work on the 9th of the NBA, which had been suspended for 161 days, President Stern personally killed a three-way trade that was being made by the Lakers, Hornets and the Rockets, and the league-owned Hornets' plan to trade their star Paul to the Lakers was put on hold.

Trading has been stopped. A person who participated in the negotiations on the three-way deal said.

The first to break the news was Yahoo NBA expert Wojnarowski. According to him, under pressure from other NBA team owners, NBA commissioner David Stern called off the trade to send Paul to the Lakers! This claim was subsequently confirmed by other authorities**.

According to reports, the Lakers, Hornets and Rockets have reached a basic agreement on a three-way deal, but Stern suddenly informed the Hornets that night that they could not make this deal, which made the Hornets involved in the negotiations very puzzled.

The Hornets are now in league trusteeship, and Stern actually has a veto over the operation of this team. According to **, after learning that Paul was going to the Lakers, the owners of many other NBA teams immediately couldn't sit still, and they "forced the palace" together to ask Stern to stop such a deal.

After the trade was halted, the league's official explanation was that the decision was made for "basketball reasons."

In fact, a large part of the reason for this year's NBA shutdown is also because the owners of some small clubs are dissatisfied with the current phenomenon of bridge leakage stars rushing to big cities, and the new collective bargaining agreement has also greatly restricted the Lakers from monopolizing stars by super teams. Now that the new deal has just been reached, the Lakers have immediately done such a vote to pull Paul over, and possibly get Dwight Howard in their hands, and the owners of other teams must be "envious and jealous". If the Lakers make up such a big three, then other teams can not play.

Negotiations are underway, and it appears that Stern is intent on blocking the deal.

Chris Paul was traded to the Rockets.

Chris Paul: born May 6, 1985 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA, is an American professional basketball player who plays as a point guard for the Houston Rockets in the NBA. Chris Paul was selected by the New Orleans Hornets in the first round of the 2005 NBA Draft with the No. 4 finish, was named NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season, was named to the NBA All-Star team nine times, and was named the NBA assist leader four times.

In November 2011, Chris Paul joined the Los Angeles Clippers. In June 2017, Chris Paul was traded to the Houston Rockets.

On June 29, 2017, the Los Angeles Clippers completed a trade with the Houston Rockets, who traded seven players plus a first-round pick protected by the top three picks in 2018 and some cash for Chris Paul.

There have been a lot of reports that Paul is going to join forces with James on the Lakers, and it is described like this: Paul is willing to return to Los Angeles, I know it's a dream come true for him, I know LeBron likes and trusts him, and he fits the Lakers well. So, can Paul really come to the Lakers?

Let's take a look at Paul's contract, there are two years left, and the salary for the next two seasons is $41.36 million and $44.21 million respectively, which exceeds James's annual salary. Let's look at the Lakers' salary space next season, James' salary next season is $39.22 million; Davis is expected to sign a 1+1 contract with the Lakers, with an expected annual salary of around $35 million. If Paul comes to the Lakers, then James, Davis, and Paul will have a salary of about $100 million next season, while Pope has jumped out of his contract, as well as Danny Green's $15.36 million, in addition to Rondo, Morris, and Howard have not renewed their contracts.

Therefore, even if the Lakers send Danny Green and get Paul, they will be far beyond the luxury tax line set by the league.

So, it's impossible for the Lakers to get Paul through a trade! Paul has an annual salary of more than 40 million, and no team can afford it, and Lakers management should not risk trading to get Paul! There is only one way for Paul to come to the Lakers, and that is that Paul is willing to give up a part of his salary and join the Lakers after being bought out by the Thunder.

There have been such buyouts before, do you remember Deron Williams?

In the 2012 offseason, the Nets signed Deron Williams with a five-year, $98 million contract, but in the 2015 offseason, the Nets reached a buyout agreement with Derlon, and then Delon joined the Mavericks. Therefore, if Paul follows the example of Delon back then, he has every chance to join the Lakers!

Paul once said that he will die to pursue the championship, if he can give up part of his salary, reach a buyout with the Thunder, and then join the Lakers, and form a big three with James and Davis, there is every hope to win the championship! If it weren't for Stern's veto, he and Kobe would have teamed up with the Lakers a long time ago!