Why the league organized Paul to go to the Lakers

Because the Hornets were hosted by the league at that time, it took 30 team bosses to vote if they wanted to go to the Lakers, but 29 of them did not agree except for the Lakers' bosses, so Brother Cannon didn't go.

After all, the Hornets did belong to the alliance trusteeship at that time, and the alliance had the right (as the Wasp trustee, which can be regarded as the temporary boss, to stop the transaction).

It's just that Stern is doing things too dishonorably.

The Hornets were held in custody by the league, and Stern immediately stood up and claimed that the Hornets trade was all decided by the manager of the original team, and the league would not interfere with any trade.

Then there was a Paul trade, and then the league broke its promise and came out to block the trade, and the reason given, "basketball reasons", at this time the first to come out and scold Stern was the manager of the Hornets.

I guess I think the reason for basketball is nonsense, and then, the reason given by Stern is that the chips given by the Lakers are not as good as those given by the Clippers. Those who followed the news at the time knew that the Lakers Rockets gave the Hornets significantly better chips than the Clippers.

Stern then claimed that it was the top management of other teams in the league who jointly asked for the trade to be stopped, but none of the owners and managers admitted it, and only the Cavaliers owner finally admitted that he had emailed the league to stop the deal. (Actually, if you think about it, the league trades, some people make profits, some people suffer, one is willing to fight and one is willing to suffer, but the team owner can't be stupid enough to join forces to block the transaction, won't your team trade in the future?) Are you happy that you will pick up cheap prices in the future, and others will hinder you from trading?

If it can really be blocked, 08 Gasol, the Heat Big Three have already been jointly blocked by other owners).

It can only be said that Stern has his own selfish motives.

Prevent stars from piling up, for the benefit of the business league.

At the time, the league rejected the deal, citing basketball reasons. <>

In the more than 70 years since the establishment of the NBA, there have been one top superstar after another, from the No. 1 position to the No. 5 position, if the audience and friends who are familiar with basketball can list several top athletes. When it comes to Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul and Dwight Howard, everyone must be familiar with them. In fact, there is a little-known news, that is, as early as the 2011 season, there was a three-way trade involving the Los Angeles Lakers, Houston Rockets and Charlotte Hornets.

The most important is the combination of Chris Paul and the Lakers. <>

In fact, the official ** of each team at the time of this online transaction had already issued a statement, and even the jersey manufacturer began to prepare, but unexpectedly, the league at that time suddenly issued a statement saying that because of basketball reasons, this deal could not be reached. This is an unprecedented thing in the history of the NBA, according to the disclosure of ** and insiders at the time, it is not because of the official reason for basketball, but because many other teams jointly wrote to the NBA's president David Stern. Strongly demand that the authorities step in to prevent this transaction from happening.

All because Chris Paul and Kobe Bryant were in their prime season at the time. If the two of them officially join forces, it will inevitably change the pattern of the entire league, and long before this trade happened, Chris Paul and Kobe Bryant had many private conversations and publicly expressed their desire to play together with each other. One is the best scoring guard and the other is the best playmaker.

When these two people collide together, anyone who knows basketball doesn't need to imagine what will happen. And there was also the factor of Dwight Howard, who had these three top superstars in the center era, and could not only be a strong contender for a championship, but also easily change the landscape of the entire league. <>

After many years, after Kobe Bryant's retirement, many fans and friends feel very regretful, if this deal can be successfully reached at that time, then the current league pattern may be very different. However, there is no regret medicine in this world, and time cannot be turned back, and I believe that these team owners who sent anti-epidemic letters back then also have some regrets now. But basketball is a sport that is constantly improving, and it will be interesting to see how many more combinations like Kobe Bryant and Paul will emerge in the future.

This is because when he is playing, he is prone to make some mistakes, and then it is also likely to affect his own performance, so he is blocked, and then it is also for the development of this team.

Mainly because the league feels that if they go to the Lakers, they will probably not be able to maximize Paul's strength, and the Lakers are very stingy.

Mainly because the league didn't want the Lakers to form a super team, it was blocked by the league.

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.

Because of the epidemic, the NBA was shut down for a few days, and many players would broadcast live on social ** for a period of time in their spare time. Recently, NBA star Chris Paul was connected by former NBA player Matt Barnes on social media. During the conversation, Paul talked about the regrets of his career.

Durant's announcement to join the Warriors caused a stir almost throughout the athletic session. The popularity and attention do not belong to James' announcement of joining the Heat.

Because before Durant joined the Warriors, the Warriors were already a super powerhouse, and Durant's joining did break the balance of the league, so there were many voices against Durant joining the Warriors at that time, and the outside world also compared Durant's joining the Warriors with Paul almost joining the Lakers at that time. Why did the league allow Durant to join the Warriors but not Paul? In fact, the reason is very simple, because the league has no right to interfere with Durant, but it has the right to stop Paul.

Matt Barnes added: "I was there.

But they (the alliance) blocked the deal. You were still chatting with me and Kobe Bryant when the trade happened. I also told you what a wonderful city Los Angeles is.

You'll love it. There's nothing like being a Lakers player. As a result, David Stern stopped trading.

The late former NBA commissioner Stern's accomplishments during his tenure are undeniable, but that doesn't mean he wasn't controversial, and his blocking of Paul from joining the Lakers was one of the most criticized topics. If Stern hadn't stopped it, the Lakers' fate could have been completely different.

In order to enhance their strength, the Lakers sent away Pau Gasol + Odom to get Paul, and the Hornets will also receive a rich return. They sent Paul to get Odom + Dragic + Scola + Kevin Padding + a first-round pick from the Rockets. It's a well-formatted three-way deal, and the Lakers can form a super backcourt with Paul when they already have Kobe.

Kobe Bryant, as a super scorer, is undoubtedly more powerful if there is a good point guard like Paul.

Paul was in his prime and was in excellent form, one of the best point guards in the league, and if he teamed up with Kobe, he would be the best and the NBA would be out of suspense, so the league blocked the trade.

Because the league had already seen the value of the Lakers at that time, because he was very potential to develop, so they stopped him.

Because the Hornets don't have enough chips, and the Hornets are hosted by the league, they will be blocked.

Because the Bees didn't have a lot of horses, and the Bees were hosted by the Alliance, they were blocked.

No. The other reasons are not very accurate.

The main reason is that the team is very dangerous with the time. The reason why the NBA labor negotiations have been deadlocked is because the small teams are losing money, and the big stars are flocking to the big ball market, including the Big Three of the Heat, Carmelo Anthony went to New York. This is very detrimental to the development of the NBA.

If such a case arises just after the collective bargaining is repaired, it will play a very bad role.

Secondly, Paul's parent team is the Hornets. The Hornets were sold to the Alliance by the original owner at that time. In other words, Stern is the interim owner and manager of the team.

In this case, Stern must first set an example and cannot allow casual transfers. Second, if the league wants to change teams to the next buyer, they must accumulate good chips, and the Clippers on the market at that time did give more chips than the Lakers, potential star Gordon, draft picks, and strong stalwart Carman, as the team owner, should also choose the side with better chips (although Gasol is stronger, it needs more young players with small contracts and high potential for teams in the rebuilding period). This way they will be able to increase its value when it is a wasp.

The main ones are these two reasons.

The Hornets are league-owned teams that are directly under the league's jurisdiction, so the league has the right to veto, and Stern doesn't want the Lakers to dominate in Los Angeles.

Because Paul used to have All-Star clusters, the difference in the strength of various teams in the league would be greater, which was not conducive to the development of the league, so the league strongly prevented such things.

In order to balance the teams, the league can't let one dominate, otherwise the small teams will not be able to develop, and it will fire up the Clippers' ball market, and the Los Angeles city derby is more attractive and makes more money!!

Because there was already a lesson from the Heat's Big Three, David Stern vetoed the deal for basketball reasons.

The reason for the success of the trade will have to wait until the end of the season to clarify the ownership of the championship.

When the embankment comes out of the shore, the waves will urge it; Walk above men, and the crowd will not.

I don't feel good, Kobe Bryant is the boss, is Paul willing to be the second.

You can't let the stars get together...

It's all star, and it's not confusing...

In order to balance the strength of the alliance、、、

In order to support the new coalition representatives.

When Paul joined the Lakers, why was he stopped? Paul spoke out angrily: Kobe Bryant and I are on the phone.

When the league prevented Paul from joining the Lakers, the reason for basketball became an unsolved mystery.

Paul's previous Hornets belonged to the league, and the Lakers had Kobe Bryant and Howard at that time, and joined the Lakers with Paul's strength, and the Lakers definitely had the strength to win the championshipThe league is to limit the superstar huddle, the strength of each team is balanced, more attractive, and the league is more in its own interests, so Paul is not allowed to go to the Lakers.

First of all, the New Orleans Hornets to which Paul belonged back then were hosted by the league, which gave Stern a chance to take the helm.

Second, Stern said at the press conference that there would be no star clustering, and he vetoed the deal, and the Lakers sent Pau Gasol and Odom to get Chris Paul in the deal.

Moreover, when all the fans and reporters asked Stern why he vetoed it, Stern perfunctory with "basketball reasons", and no one knows what the basketball reasons are.

In the end, the deal nearly ruined the Lakers.

Because the deal was rejected, the Lakers didn't get Paul, but Odom left the team because of it, and Gasol didn't have the heart to play with the Lakers.