Who did Francis for? Why Francis was traded

Boss Francis was traded to the Trail Blazers by the New York Knicks, and was re-signed by the Rockets in order to avoid the luxury tax and cut Francis as a free agent.

Francis was first traded to Portland by New York.

Then there was the Portland buyout contract.

It's just cut.

Boss Shade became a full free agent.

Free transfer to Houston.

There is no player swap involved.

Free agent returning home. Just like a worker who has been bought out of a contract, you can go wherever you want! It was a conspiracy when it came to trading T-Mac as a bargaining chip.

The Year of the Rocket, the Year of China, is destined to explode this year! With one or two unknown strikers or two centre-forwards still missing, the final pieces of the puzzle are about to surface.

Chips: Mainly Alstom, and I personally think even Battier, maybe in exchange for another All-Star.

signed as a free agent, because Boss Fergus took a high amount of liquidated damages in Muds before, there is no shortage of money, and the signing fee of the Rockets is also very low, which is the envy of the whole league.

I came back on my own. It could also be taken or exchanged for Ward.

After being bought by the Trail Blazers, he became a free agent, and the Rockets won it with part of the middle class.

Bought out of contract by Portland before becoming a free agent.

He became a free agent after being cut by the Trail Blazers.

In the rocket he does not need to influence much funding.

Because the Trail Blazers are laying off employees and are going to pay him all the remaining funds in a lump sum.

He has two salaries at the same time.

He is a free agent.

Rockets bought.

Yes bought. He is a free agent.

Signed in as a free agent.

It's good that he's back, whatever he is in the class he came back from

It is to give a little signing fee.

Wow, isn't that a rocket very powerful?

We traded Francis for two reasons, firstly, we freed up salary space to make it easier to sign other players; Second, Francis struggled to get a chance to play with the Rockets, and a change of environment may improve his situation. "General Manager Morey talked eloquently. "When Landry signed a contract extension last summer, the team's salary was $2 million above the luxury line, and a deal like this would allow us to push the salary balance below the luxury line so that we could have the opportunity to sign another player ......"This season, Francis' salary is $2.63 million.

Morey then also wants Francis to play with the Grizzlies. "Steve is currently underdog in the team's competition, so he can't get any decent playing opportunities with the Rockets. We're hoping to resolve that and he's hoping to play and it looks like joining Memphis will give him that opportunity.

On draft night in 1999, then-Roster Francis refused to travel to the Grizzlies and eventually moved to the Rockets, where he remained until 2004. The boss has a deep affection for the city and is also loved by the fans. At that time, many Rockets fans affectionately called him"Privileges", but in the summer of '04, he was sent away with Mobley in exchange for Maddie, who was popular at the time.

After leaving Houston, the boss's fate was very miserable, and he was soon traded by the Magic to join the Knicks. And in New York, a city that is drunk and golden, the boss has also begun to get lost, and his state has been declining. He was traded to the Trail Blazers in '07, then bought out by Portland and returned to the Rockets.

Francis himself hopes to make a career in the rockets, but the reality is extremely harsh. "The decision to make a deal is really hard, but it needs to move forward for both parties. "The Boss said.

The reality for me is that I don't get a chance to play, but I have to keep going because I'm ready to play for at least another four or five years. "

For Francis, he wants to continue his career, and for the Rockets, signing Uncle Mu is the top priority. "We haven't had a chance to have a conversation with Mutombo yet, [trading Francis] is only the first step at the moment. Now, though, Mutombo has spoken to a number of other teams about his contract, including the Celtics and the Spurs. "