About the Bobcats and Hornets that center swap deal

Regardless of who on both sides profited, at least to be sure, Okafor made a profit.

Chandler's physical fitness is better than Okafor, although Okafor's body is not bad in the NBA, but things like bounce, arm span, etc. are much worse than Chandler, so Okafor's foothold in the NBA requires better skills, his interior skills, especially shooting, are better than most centers, and he doesn't need a good guard to play; And Chandler is different, his skills are very rough, he has scored 2 points and 17 rebounds of "pure body flow" data, although Felton has improved than before, but it is far worse than Paul, so he can't maximize Chandler's ability, I personally think that Chandler is not suitable for the Bobcats, and Okafor does not care whether it is suitable or not.

The Bobcats now have four center forwards: Chandler, Mohammed, Diop and Dior. The Hornets have two centers, Armstrong and Okafor. Another team has a different tactic.

Again, do you think Falton is on the same level as Paul? This season, the team's leaky Hornets will have a poor record as early as before the start of the game. The current Hornets have no consistent scoring points on both wings, and there is no bench depth, even if Scott's coaching ability is good, it is difficult to cook, and the 3-6 start is actually not wrong for them at all.

Hornets owner George Shenn's stinginess is one of the main reasons why the Hornets have not improved or even regressed, and he is simply reluctant to recruit new players for the team in order to save expenses, and even make trades just to save a little bit of dollars. Tyson Chandler and Emeka Okafor's swap of owners is a no-brainer, and the only thing that can be said so far this season is that the deal hurt both Chandler and Okafor.

Chandler is definitely a data man, and he would be nothing without Paul! Personally, I think Xiao Si is also such a star, and his data is definitely not as gorgeous as it is now after leaving Nash (Xiao Si was still very powerful before he was injured, but not now)! Paul is the league's top point guard, and the Bobcats have indeed been deceived by Chandler's superficial stats... Tragic!

Thomas, known as the "Spring Man," was drafted by the Bulls with the fourth overall pick in 2006 and was traded by the Bulls to the Bobcats in February 2010 in exchange for Murray, Law, and a future first-round pick.

Chandler traded the Mavericks for Dampier and draft picks, and the Bobcats sent Chandler away! As soon as Dampier's contract was bought out, the Bobcats did a good job, I don't think Chandler could do it at all, and he still had an annual salary of tens of millions, and like Dampier, garbage for garbage, not as strong as Okafor.

Divac was a very strong center at the time (especially in the era of the center), but after all, it was an old point at the time, and the Lakers probably didn't need so many inside lines with O'Neal, the salary problem, and West's insight saw the potential in Kobe, so he traded him on draft day, and at the time it seemed that the Hornets were worth it, but then needless to say, Kobe Bryant came to the Lakers and made the Hornets' intestines regret.

Divac was very bullish at the time, and the Hornets were optimistic about the veteran, and the key was West's discernment.

Because it's going to be changed for Divac. At that time, Divac was a cow.

At that time, the agreement reached before the draft was reached by the Lakers at the time when Kobe Bryant was already in high school.

Lynx? Kobe Bryant didn't have this team when he entered the NBA.

You're talking about the Charlotte Hornets (who later moved to New Orleans and changed their name to the New Orleans Hornets), right?

That's because the Lakers took out the already famous Yugoslav center Divac, and the Hornets felt that they didn't lose money, so they traded Kobe Bryant to the Lakers.

Because West has a good eye for people.

Kobe Bryant was poached on draft day.

When yes, Kobe was not as outstanding as he is now, when he was only good at dunking, and he was far from the accuracy of breaking through and shooting today.

And the NBA never has a shortage of guards, so they traded Kobe

It seems to have changed to a center.

Divac, it was a gamble at the time. Divac was also a first-class center at the time, while Kobe Bryant was only a 13th rookie. And unlike many rookies who play the main force as soon as they come, Kobe Bryant is also in the third year and slowly plays the main team.

At that time, it was a good deal for the Hornets to get Divac. The Lakers are relatively strong, and there is no shortage of manpower on the inside. In addition, Kobe's style of play is good-looking and easy to sell tickets

How did he know that Kobe Bryant was so good at that time.

How could the Bobcat ever have Kobe. It's Charlotte Hornets.

The reason is that Kobe Bryant was not very outstanding at that time, and his talent was also annihilated, and of course the Bobcats would not dump Kobe

No, it has been confirmed that the deal plan was fabricated by some Huomi, and I heard that the talks with the Green Army also collapsed.

Looking forward to it, let's see if I can exchange it for a magic horse.

It was supposed to be a trade with the Green Shirts, with Asik in exchange for Bass and Lee.

The Rockets and the Greens are going to trade, and Asik is leaving.

Looks are good and you can trade.

The transaction date is a kind of deadline, which means that it is okay before that, but it is not allowed after the transaction date. So a lot of trades are made at the last minute of the trading day.

The NBA generally says that the trade date is the trade deadline, that is, you can trade from the offseason to the trade deadline, and you can't trade after the trade deadline until the end of the season. But it is possible to sign a free agent.

Saying that the transaction date has reached is the deadline.

That transaction date is the abbreviation of the transaction deadline...

When the date comes, you can't trade it, only before its date.

o__o"…You can't trade after the trading day! Before you can!

On December 11, Beijing time, according to ESPN, the Suns and the Bobcats have completed a big deal, and the Suns have acquired Jason Richardson and second-year rookie Dudley, as well as a 2010 second-round pick. The Bobcats, on the other hand, got Dio, Bale and rookie guard Ingret. The two sides have officially completed the deal, and the news has also been officially certified by the NBA.

You have a lot of sense, if it's really good for both parties, then why not make such a deal? Although Kobe Bryant has basically locked up the regular season MVP, if there is still no breakthrough in the playoffs with Gasol, then even if Kobe Bryant does not ask for a trade next season, I think Lakers management will consider having to trade him. Let's consider this from another angle, the Lakers in the regular season from barely entering the playoffs last season to the first place in the West this season, Kobe Bryant has contributed a lot and is a respected team leader.

Every team is proud to have such a team leader, imagine who would be willing to let go of such a team leader and spiritual leader in the Lakers' management and fans? Kobe Bryant belongs to the Purple and Gold Army, belongs to Luoshan Ji, and it is too difficult to trade him. It can be said that no one in the current NBA can be exchanged with him for an equal price, just like Jordan back then.

Brother, don't talk about anything else, last year the Mavericks traded Josh Howard, Terry, Harris and two future first-round picks for Kobe Bryant, and the Lakers didn't agree, you now use these four rookies to Kobe Gaodom, don't say anything else, can you tell me a reason why the Lakers are willing to agree? I just can't think of it.

Comparable to Richardson plus Falton plus Wallace are both worth a lot of money, and the Lakers shouldn't agree.

Basically, Kobe should retire at Laker....Buzz wouldn't be stupid enough to give up a cash cow to someone else....At least in the next 3 years, Kobe's position in the league is irreplaceable by James and others....The most important thing for the Bobcats is to renew Okafor's contract....

Kobe is the symbol of the Lakers, at least after the last revelation that they were going to leave, and it is basically impossible to trade for Mo Williams like the Bobcats like you.

Brother you think is very good, just not comprehensive.

You can't change it in the game, let alone the real thing.

Kobe's annual salary is more than 23 million this year, and it will be even higher next year.

And I can't figure out why the landlord wants to change Xiao Mo? In exchange for a single b, kobe watched from the side?

No way...

I want to change kb.Look at how many people it took to change kg for kai - -

It is. The dynasty is not the same as the real one.

Bobcats weren't that rich.

Do you know how much Kobester makes an annual salary?

Another one who plays the NBA and plays a lot...