Do you know why basketball transfers are criticized?

People who change jobs have always had a bad reputation, after all, no matter what they do, they like single-minded people.

In fact, many teams train you in the hope that you will contribute to this team, and if you change jobs, it will definitely be said.

Although basketball is sometimes about commercial profits, a player is determined by whether he is loyal to the team.

The team has been cultivated for many years, and then transferred because of some personal interests, which will definitely be disgusted by the fans emotionally.

For fans, this is betrayal, so some star transfers will be scolded by fans all the time.

Ms has always had a weakness that has been criticized, that is, he transferred to the Heat, and he was really "pointed out by a thousand people" at that time. However, James is not the first person to win the championship by transfer, and Garnett is still in front of him.

Personally, I think that because of the current situation, the pattern of a hill and a separatist side has been disrupted, and the current NBA, where the business is more concentrated, has become less and less physical, and the three-point shooting is the mainstream. If everyone huddles together and hugs their thighs and easily wins the championship, presumably the original fun essence of the NBA will become boring. That's why I will transfer, it's just a personal opinion.

The first thing to consider is why the transfer? What are you transferring for? Isn't it just because of money and fame, right, everyone and every player wants to develop in a better direction, just like the current James, why did he play in his hometown for seven years Why did he go to the Heat, didn't he just want a championship, Durant is the same, he is transferring for the championship, money is not the first thing for them.

After the transfer, it will definitely be ridiculed or ridiculed by outside fans or others. Because every fan wants the player to play in the team he supports, but you transfer, but the fans think that you have betrayed the team, betrayed the expectations of the fans, etc., so there will be some people who will laugh at him.

As the saying goes, the higher the expectation, the greater the disappointment, and James is heaven for the whole of Cleveland, and they rely on James too much. James chose to transfer, and Cleveland suffered too much of a blow, both the city's economy and the team's record. The team was dissatisfied with the disappointment of the fans, which led to the extreme act of burning the jersey.

They still love James too much in this way, who made him the "pride of the sky".

The people who are discussed are all star-level figures, and people of this level are often the symbol of a city and the hero of a city. It's understandable that the locals saw their heroes abandon and make some moves, although there was no problem with player transfers, management's strategy.

Now the transfers will be talked about are all big stars. As for not being affected by much attention, it is small. And the big star because many people think he is capable, why do he want to transfer to pursue his own honor!

He should stay and fight for the team that developed him. That's why the transfer will be talked about! It's normal.

Because the balance has been broken, the giant group mode has been opened, and the small market has worked hard to cultivate a star and can't keep it, and then put it badly, cultivate, and run away after a few years of training. Vicious circle.

The Celtics do have Ray Allen and Pierce, who make up the Big Three, but they are all veterans in their early 30s, and they are certainly not as competitive as the younger players. Wade and Bosh next to James, both of whom are the absolute core of the team, and they are not yet 30 years old, which is the age of the player. James formed such a strong teammate as soon as he transferred, which would naturally cause dissatisfaction in the league, and in their eyes, James's approach made the league's team unbalanced.

Well, you have to know that there are 5 major European leagues in football. There are almost 100 teams in the first division (England is in the Premier League) and they change every year. There are upgrades and downgrades. Football has 11 people. There are also a lot of substitutes.

The NBA is a country in the United States. There are only 30 teams. And no matter how bad the record, there will be no relegation.

And the NBA's salary has a salary cap, and the total salary of a player cannot exceed the league limit. Otherwise, the excess part will have to be handed over to the alliance twice. And the league will also send it to other NBA owners.

It's not like football, there will be a situation where no one cares about buying Ronaldo for 8000w pounds. And in football, you have to fight for relegation almost every year. And they don't have any superstars on their roster.

Because the superstars want to play in teams like Real Madrid and Manchester United. And almost all the teams in the NBA have superstars. And people can't change it if they want to.

The fate of a team is often determined by whether a player stays or not. It's like O'Neal leaving the Lakers. It stands to reason that the Lakers still have Kobe.

The Lakers were originally regular visitors to the annual Finals, but O'Neal didn't make it for two seasons after he left. And Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United. Manchester United remain favourites to win the Premier League next season.

So a player's role in the NBA is much bigger than football. Because football can't fall from the championship to the bottom because of the departure of one person. So the importance of players is also the reason why NBA teams are cautious about trading.

There are also American players who pay more attention to their own wages. There are a lot of highly-paid players in the NBA. They focus more on the impact of the city than on the team's record (not excluding the retirement of some players), like New York, who are at the bottom of the league every year.

But there are still a lot of players who want to go there. And the Spurs, they are regulars in the Finals. But the lineup remains the same almost every year.

And the salary is also very important. It's the same with football.

James is a free agent next season. There are a lot of teams that are eyeing him. But I don't think the knights will let go. Their boss would get down on his knees to keep James. Because without LeBron, they'd be at the bottom.

Cristiano Ronaldo is doing well at Manchester United. Premier League champion every year. He almost won the Champions Cup for a second time.

And Manchester United received 8000w and let it go. There were few complaints. Without Cristiano Ronaldo, they are still the top teams in Europe.

In football, more money is king. And in the NBA, it's important to have a lot of money. But it's not as simple as in football.

The NBA has a lot of restrictions on transfers, because at the beginning of the construction of the league, the NBA hoped that there would be no big clubs in the football league, so that the teams in the league would be very competitive, and every basketball game would be beautiful. First of all, each team has a salary cap limit, which avoids the phenomenon of good players piling up and restricts the generation of giants. Second, if you want to exceed the salary cap, you have to pay a very high luxury tax, which is very limited to the expansion of the team.

Thirdly, the exchange between players shall be paid on the principle of equal salary. The difference in salaries between the two players cannot exceed 25%. This greatly limits the frequency of transactions.

As for the loyalty of NBA players, it's commendable. Because the NBA players are largely Americans, many of them play for their home teams or for the teams of their dreams. There is also the fact that once the contract of an NBA player is signed, he cannot reduce his salary, which is very secure, which also makes the player stay with the team for a longer time.

And, of course, advertising, city symbols, and so on.

There are only 5 people in basketball, 11 in football, and players cannot be bought and sold, only by exchanging players, so it is not easy to operate, and the difference in the salary of players on both sides cannot be greater than 10%, and some players still have privileges, so there are generally not many big transactions.

Each league has its own characteristics, and it will certainly be different depending on the needs of each league. In fact, basketball transfers are also very frequent...

The NBA has certain restrictions on transfers, but that also has to do with player salaries. It really depends on whether the general manager wants to trade or not, and whether the players themselves want to leave.

The NBA has a noble tax, and if you exceed the prescribed salary cap, you have to pay a heavy tax... With this rule, you won't want to take money and smash people like football... Besides, basketball is the most important thing about cooperation, and transfer will cause poor cooperation with teammates.

How can you be so loyal, like Garnett who has been loyal for 10 years, and he won't turn around for the championship. It is mainly related to salary, team treatment, and whether the manager appreciates it.

The NBA has certain restrictions on transfers, but that also has to do with player salaries. It really depends on whether the general manager wants to trade or not, and whether the players themselves want to leave.

That's not just money decisions.

There is also the principle of matching, the interests of oneself and the alliance.

The main thing is that this is a league, and football is determined by money.

Since in the NBA, there is a salary cap. Team owners don't want to pay more, and basketball is smaller than soccer and has fewer seats, so attendance is not as high as that of the court. There are also a number of restrictions in the NBA that are exempt from the number of wages under the Byrd Treaty.

Each team has more than 55% of its total salary investment, and a luxury tax is levied. The exchange is subject to the principle of reciprocity of salaries. The difference in salaries between the two players cannot exceed 25%.

This greatly limits the frequency of transactions.

There are 11 people in football and 5 people in basketball, so you can see it by the number.

In simple terms... How many teams are there in the NBA. Football is about the same as him in one league, and there are 5 leagues...

The important thing is that the contract of basketball is generally 3 years, the age is placed in a team, and the salary of the NBA is more of an advertising contract, you are familiar with a city and become a city symbol, and then the city advertising will not come to you so quickly, and the agent does not recommend the players to change teams frequently The commission of the NBA team also mainly comes from the overall broadcast of the league, and the collective share of advertising, so the real money from their advertisers is not very much, and they do not need to produce Real Madrid, Barcelona's "Galactic Battleship".

Because the NBA's transfer system is different from football's, there are usually four ways for NBA players to move, one is the draft, the second is the trade between clubs, the third is free agent joining, and the fourth is the club giving up players. The first option is usually voluntary participation by high school students or fourth-year college team members, and the second is only between NBA teams and clubs. The only way to move players between multinational clubs is that the player can join the NBA after the end of his contract with the original club, and his new team will pay a certain amount of compensation to the original club.

NBA team salaries in 2001** were that a team could not spend more than $35 million on player salaries. Only veteran stars like Jordan who have been in the service for more than 10 years can be exempted from this salary under the Byrd Treaty.

Each team has more than 55% of its total salary investment, and a luxury tax is levied.

No, you can sell it if you want to

How is it possible that there are transfers every year.

Which team in the NBA is not poor, basketball is the 13th sport in the world, and the NBA team's annual income is not even 1/30 of Real Madrid's, and can afford to buy players? Even the Staples Center is shared by 6 teams.

Because the NBA has a salary cap, most teams that face an over-salary cap or have already exceeded the salary cap, and the transfer of a player will transfer out the corresponding value of the player. But a few also have players with different annual salaries to exchange, and then make up the cash.

Because the NBA has strict funding limits.

In today's football transfer period, the club will clearly mark the price of the player during the contract period, while the basketball (here specifically the NBA) transfer is forbidden to buy and sell players for money, but to exchange!

Football and basketball transfer costs generally consist of transfer fees and salaries, and sometimes involve the athletes involved. However, the NBA league in basketball is different from other leagues, mainly salaries and related athletes, and there is no transfer fee, because the NBA league uses the work cap as a direct financial balance to control each team.

Basketball is divided into two kinds, the NBA is equal to the salary exchange, and FIBA (including Europe and Asia) is clearly marked for buying and selling.

Football is uniformly bought and sold at a clear price.

When it comes to the impact of the transfer of famous players, we must talk about Portuguese superstar Luis Figo.

When Real Madrid President Florentino ran for election, he announced in a high-profile manner that if he was elected, he would sign the top figure in Barcelona at that time, Luis Figo. Later, after Florentino was elected president, he really signed the Portuguese superstar with a record transfer fee at that time, which caused a great sensation. Figo was also regarded as Judas, a traitor at Camp Nou.

The following season at Camp Nou, Figo went to a corner and a pig's head was thrown from the stands. But Figo's arrival represented the beginning of Florentino's policy of a superstar of the year. Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham, and Owen all joined one after another, reaching the peak of the squad at that time.

And Figo has officially entered the ranks of the world's top superstars.

There are a lot of transactions in the NBA, but the most impressive is the transfer of Tracy McGrady. The Houston Rockets have had a lot of ups and downs after signing the Chinese giant Yao Ming with the top pick. And the single-core rocket didn't have much of a good record, and at that time, the rocket boss was brewing a first-class trade, and he did it.

The Rockets and the Magic reached an agreement to send the old cat Mobley, the defensive titan Cato, and Francis, who is known as the boss of the Ferns, in exchange for the NBA scoring champion, Tracy McGrady. This way of fighting for life was criticized a lot at the time. Is it worth exchanging half of the main squad for a player?

The answer is unknown. Maddie joined the Rockets and formed the famous Yao Mai partner with Yao Ming, and entered the playoffs many times, and his ball skills have also steadily improved. But the Rockets haven't gone far in the playoffs for several reasons.

First, there is the issue of wages. Yao Mai's top salary occupied a lot of salary space for the rocket, and the boss at that time was still an iron rooster with a dime. It's hard to upgrade your lineup.

Role players such as Bonziwells, Alston, Luther Head, and Hayes have come to the Rockets, and of course there are some great characters like defensive titan Sean Battier and African mountain Mutombo. But I couldn't get a good result. Second, the player's biggest enemy, injury, Yao Mai's combination is extremely talented, but he can't beat the injury, and the two are often absent at the same time, resulting in an incomplete lineup, so the results can't be improved.