Why has the NBA, which used to be full of big trades, become fewer and fewer big deals in recent yea

In fact, there have been a lot of big trades in the NBA in recent seasons, and there have been a lot of more league-shaking deals this season. First of all, the first trade was that Chris Paul and Wei Shao changed owners, and before that, the Thunder and the Clippers also completed a deal, and the Thunder directly sent their team's second-in-command Paul George to the Clippers. At the beginning of the season, the Pelicans and the Lakers also completed a trade, and the Pelicans sent their star Anthony Davis to the Lakers, which are relatively large this season and have a great impact on the league's landscape.

In fact, the reason why some fans feel that there are fewer large-scale transactions in the NBA is mainly because many teams do not have much news before the trade, and even the players themselves have not received much news. In the past, when the alliance was going to make a transaction, it was basically well known, so the sensation would be a little bigger. In fact, there have been big deals in the NBA in recent seasons, after all, the NBA itself is a business league.

And now in the NBA league is also the survival of the fittest, if you play particularly well, the popularity is particularly high, then your status in the NBA league will be relatively high. In this way, the team that wants to get you will be very special, and your salary will naturally rise. Some teams trade their star players to tear down and rebuild, and some teams trade their star players to make the team better.

For example, the Thunder traded out two of their team's cores one after another this season, the purpose was to tear down and rebuild, but I didn't expect that after the trade came to Chris Paul, the team's record is still very good, and it has now reached the sixth place in the West, and I believe this is also a result that the team never expected.

Because for the team, the star of the house will not give up easily, and generally will not trade, so it is inevitable that there will be few big deals, and the team is built around the pillars.

Generally, a team has a big leader, and big trades are only the treatment of star players, and generally star players will choose to stay with their old clubs.

Superstars are being put on the shelves one by one or offering to leave, and in the past, they were all holding coins to be sold, but this year, it seems that the teams will have to wait for the market to put the "dishes" on the market. At present, the overall team building model of the NBA presents a homogeneous curve, which is also directly related to the huge difference in the performance of strong and weak teams this year.

Because the contracts of NBA players are relatively large now, teams are generally more cautious when trading, and now big-name stars have the initiative when signing contracts, and they can veto the team's deals.

Because people are less concerned, and he plans to reform a lot in comparison, people don't make big deals.

All teams in the NBA are aiming for the existence of the championship, and there are strong and weak, as if they are opposed to each other, but the weak team can be strengthened through trade, and the strong team can also contribute to the enhancement of depth. However, sometimes reality will play a big joke on you, and the transaction looks beautiful when it happens, but the chemistry of reality "slaps" it hard!

In the 2014-2015 season, the Boston Celtics hired a new coachBrad StevensThe new coach had many tactical disagreements with the team's captain Rondo on the field, which directly affected the team's results, and finally the team management decided to trade Rondo, who had one year left on his contract.

Although Rondo was abandoned by the team, he was still the top point guard in the league, and when it was learned that Rondo was "put on" the trade shelf, the Dallas Mavericks decided to seize the opportunity, and the team was the main player at the timeDirk NowitzkiThe deal was successfully completed on December 18, 2014, with the Mavericks sending Crowder, Brandon Wright, and Nelson plus a future first-round pick and a future second-rounder, from the Celtics to Rondo and bench interior Dwight Powell.

On paper, the Mavericks upgraded to the starting No. 1 spot after the trade, but it must be said that they lost two important bench rotations. Before the trade to Rondo, the Mavericks played with the highest offensive efficiency in NBA history, but after the exchange for Rondo, the improvement on the defensive end was minimal, and the offensive end was completely devoid of the previous flow, on the one hand, the departure of Crowder and Wright seriously affected the rotation of the lineup, and on the other hand, it was to blame Oaks for Rondo's excessive stickiness and projection defects, which directly made it difficult for him to cooperate with Nowitzki and Ellis, despite the team's efforts to design tactics for him. But Rondo still couldn't play a qualified performance, and his average data per game also fell to points and rebounds and assists, and the free throw shooting rate was only, such a bad performance directly made coach Carlisle lose patience with him, and eventually led to a quarrel with Rondo directly on the court, and Rondo even said disrespectful words to the head coach, because the dispute with the coach also affected the performance on the court, and there was a low-level mistake that did not pass half in 8 seconds, and finally after two games in the playoffs, the team and Rondo negotiated to separate, and with a non-existent "back injury" As a reason for Rondo's absence.

Rondo, who is no longer on the team, naturally can't get the playoff bonus, this deal is also a lose-lose, the Mavericks are also greatly injured, and they have lost a lot of trade chips, Rondo has since become a homeless man, basically changing a team a year, this deal is also typical of looking beautiful, but underestimating the real chemistry.

Throughout his career, Bill Russell has been outstanding。He won five Most Valuable Players, 12 All-Star games and four rebounding titles during the regular season. Over the course of his career, Bill Russell averaged one rebound per game, the second-highest number of rebounds in history.

Bill Russell alone grabbed 51 rebounds, the second-most in history. So I think the most valuable trade in the NBA in the last five years was Bill Russell.

I think the most valuable trade in the NBA in the last five years was Rose to the Knicks. After being drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 2008 with the No. 1 pick, Derrick Rose quickly became the darling of Windy City fans. And Rose didn't disappoint fans in the seasons leading up to the big injury, and his performance improved every season.

The most valuable trade in the last five years, I think, was the Raptors trading DeRozan for Kawaii Leonard. Because Xiaoka brought a championship to the Raptors in one year for the Raptors.

That's why the Lakers paid a high salary in exchange for the addition of James, which made the Lakers significantly improve both defense and offense, and also had a chance to win the championship, so I think this is the most valuable.

Iverson's team traded Iverson over, but did not let Iverson play as a starter, which made all Iverson fans feel very unfair, and later Iverson retired because he couldn't play and couldn't play.

O'Neal was forced to trade himself by the Magic's low salary, and then left the Lakers, we all know that O'Neal is the top pick of the Magic team, he played for the Magic team for 4 seasons, won an Eastern Conference championship, and helped the Magic team reach the playoffs, and then led the team to the Finals in the third year, so that the league saw O'Neal's personal strength.

If you are satisfied, I hope that if you don't understand, please ask.

There are no trades that I don't know, I've watched the NBA for thirty years, and I know all the trades.