basketball god eye

Chapter 686 Where's Tennessee O'Neill?

For four consecutive years between the Bulls and the Lakers, Stern's mood is very complicated. He is pleased that the two teams' entry into the Finals is equivalent to having guaranteed ratings, but he is also entangled in the fact that these two teams will not give other teams any way to survive in the Finals, because if the development continues, the NBA will really become an oligarchic game.

And now there is still a problem waiting for me, that is, Li Lei and the Bulls are going to renew their contract, he will not leave Chicago, what about this rebellious guy?

However, judging from Li Lei's force level, those desperadoes didn't seem to have the guts to trouble him, it was too worthless. If he didn't kill Li Lei, he would be the one who was killed.

Now Stern is more concerned about who the Bulls will trade Randolph for.

"According to the information we have inquired, Jerry Krause is more inclined to change some rookies or draft picks, and will not choose to change guys who sign long-term contracts. Because Richard Hamilton has proved this point."

Maskman's several seasons with the Bulls have not been as good as one season after another. It's not that he didn't work hard enough, but that this guy's body has degraded a bit in recent years. So with his lessons learned, Klaus doesn't want to gamble on the opponent.

Randolph can get an average of 17+10 per game in the Bulls this season. This data also made him almost an All-Star nominee. Considering his tactical status in the Bulls, it is not easy to cut this data.

So although his attitude is very improper, there are still teams flocking to him.For example, the Bobcats where Jordan is.

Although he didn't come in person, he made a phone call, but Klaus was not interested in the fifth pick in the opponent's hand, because the two favorites in this draft, Paul and Deron, were both point guards, and the Bulls already had the No. 1 point guard in history, although there was no need to pick them.

So this year's rookie, Klaus is not very interested, but next year, Klaus has a few good players.

The first to come to the door was the Blazers. Speaking of which, the Blazers and the Bulls are old friends. In the past few years, the two teams have had many large and small transactions.

"Are you willing to trade the first-round picks from 06 and 08, as well as He Shengzhen, for Zach? John, today is not April Fool's Day. We don't need that great player. If you can get a draft pick, I can choose to trade."

Three draft picks for a former Portland prison warden?John Nash thought about it. This existence with the same name as the famous economist did a good job as the general manager of the Blazers. In the historical space, he brought Roy and Aldridge to the Blazers. If it weren't for the unlucky veterinarian, the Blazers would really rise.

Having the same name as that mathematician and economist means that John Nash cannot be a brain-dead manager like Lord Baylor, an old hooligan, and a magician.

After all, if it's too brain-dead, I'm sorry for the name, right? "Jerry, I came here with sincerity. It is impossible for us to send out three draft picks."

Jerry Krause shrugged and took a sip of coffee. Anyway, Zach Randolph would definitely send it away. This guy's basketball attitude, except for Li Lei and Jordan, who are paranoid, other stars still need this kind of player.

John Nash is gone, and Jerry Krause ushered in another manager. This manager is similar to John Nash. He is a new recruit. This guy's name is Danny Ferry, the manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers.

It's just that he hasn't started the show operation yet. This time he came to Chicago with the purpose of robbing. He started from a very high level in his player days. He was a top ten player in the first round, but his resume was one of the worst in that draft.So the guy retired early and became a manager.

"Jerry, I'm willing to trade Drew Gooden and Luke Jackson for Zach Randolph, and the salaries match. Very reasonable."

Klaus looked at Danny Ferry. A large part of the reason why this guy was so bad as a player was because he didn't have a clear understanding of himself. He was obviously a role player, but he felt that he was the chosen one.The narcissism is so hopeless, but his strength and completely can't match this narcissism.

"Danny, did you come out today without taking your medicine, and two idiots want to change Zach? Do you think that no one wants Zach. If you want Zach, you can get the draft pick, or LeBron. Except for these two, the rest of your Cavaliers are rubbish in my eyes."

Jerry Krause's words seemed to be reprimanding his son, which made Danny Ferry infinitely aggrieved.

"Damn, don't you go too far and ask LeBron? Is Zach Randolph worth that price?"

Klaus was not angry at all, he called the security, a very strong black man ran in from the outside, like catching a chick, caught Danny Ferry in the crunching nest and carried him out, "fuck, let me go, let me go, you gay, let me die."

Duang, the new Cavaliers general manager, was thrown to the ground, and the security guard gave the ex-NBA player a disdainful look.

The phone of Mengxin's general manager also rang at this time, and the call was from the boss Gilbert.

"Hey, how is it going, did the Chicagoans agree? LeBron said he is very optimistic about Zach, and Zach will become his right-hand man."

Now James is Gilbert's own son, and the other party can give him whatever he wants, because the other party is the son of Akron and a symbol of the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cavaliers need this kind of player too much.

"Boss, I'm sorry, I failed. Jerry Krause said that unless it's LeBron or a draft pick, he won't trade at all. He doesn't look down on Drew and Luke at all."

"Trash, what the hell did you tell me? Didn't you say that these two people are more than enough to replace Zach Randolph? I don't care. You have to settle this matter for me. If you mess up and make LeBron unhappy, believe it or not, I will kill you." Gilbert hung up the phone. Danny Ferry's face was very bitter. The general manager of the Cavaliers himself looked very good, but only he understood the real pain.

(End of this chapter)