NBA Ten Thousand Worlds Bishop

Chapter 308 Trading Billups
Without Nash, but the Mavericks have a Nash compatriot.

That is, Sean Bradley, the big bamboo pole who entered the league at the same time as Muresan.

If there is a big bamboo pole, Nowitzki must be able to get out gradually.

In this game against the Mavericks, Davidson and Nelson chatted for a long time before the game.

Old Nelson opened his mouth to ask for Carter, willing to sell all the Mavericks players to Davidson, as long as Davidson can look up to...

Davidson naturally refused with a smile, what a joke, the Mavericks are now considered a big team in the league, what good things can there be in the team?

Team boss Michael Finley, known as the poor man's version of Jordan, let alone the poor man's version, even if he traded Jordan for Carter, Davidson would never agree.

Old Nelson is unlikely to have any hope for this deal. If it were him, he would be willing to trade out after getting a newcomer like Carter.

With Carter as the core, with some role players at will, such a powerful team was born.

Not to mention that Davidson also selected an incomparably outstanding big man like Da Zhi in this draft.

Based on these two people, the rise of the Grizzlies is just around the corner.

"By the way, Mr. Nelson, are you interested in Raheem in our team?" Davidson asked.

Now Davidson has plans to sell Raheem in exchange for a decent point guard.

It doesn't need to be strong, it has a decent defense, has a decent pass control ability, and if it has a little offensive firepower, it will be more perfect.

It is expected that with Raheem's value, it is easy to exchange for such a point guard.

"Oh? Are you going to trade Raheem? It's a pity, it's a pity, we don't have a place for Raheem in Dallas, otherwise, we would be willing to buy him."

"Why don't you do this? I'll ask around for you. Players like Raheem don't have to worry about buyers. As long as the word gets out, there will probably be at least ten teams asking for the price." Old Nelson said with a smile.

This is true. A young fourth player who can hit 22+7 in the second grade is unimaginably valuable. Even if the Mavericks exchange their team leader Finley for Raheem, they must add some bargaining chips such as draft picks.

After playing four away games, Davidson led the Grizzlies back to the court. As soon as he returned to Vancouver, he received a call from Raheem asking for a price, and there were more than one.

It seems that the temptation of Raheem is indeed quite big. When they knew that Davidson was going to sell Raheem, many teams couldn't sit still.

Teams such as the New York Knicks, Atlanta Hawks, and Cleveland Cavaliers all have a strong interest in Raheem.

These teams either lack a strong fourth position, or the player at the fourth position is old and ready to find a successor. Raheem is undoubtedly the best candidate.

Even the Boston Green Kai intends to train Raheem as the cornerstone of the team.

However, Davidson is not very satisfied with the bargaining chips given by these teams.

The main reason is that they can't produce point guard players that Davidson can look up to.

The Lakers also contacted Davidson, and they were willing to offer Fisher, Garrick Fox, and a first-round pick for next year in exchange for Raheem.

Davidson declined without thinking.

If you get Raheem for the Lakers, then this Lakers team will be terrible.

The starting lineup is O'Neal, Glenn Rice, Eddie Jones, plus a fledgling Kobe, and now Raheem at the fourth.

This starting five-tiger lineup is simply crushing. Davidson still thinks about leading the Grizzlies to win the championship in the past two years, but he doesn't want to make an enemy for himself for nothing.

Anyway, it is impossible to sell to the Lakers if it is sold to anyone. The strength of the Lakers is already terrifying enough.

In the end, the chips offered by the Nuggets made Davidson interested.

The Nuggets team was a difficult brother to the Grizzlies last season, ranking among the bottom two in the Western Conference.

After the previous head coach was fired, Mike D'Antoni took over.

Fans of later generations must be familiar with this coach, and it was the head coach of the Rockets Morey.

But at that time, D'Antoni was already a famous and successful coach, but now he is just a little-known pawn. In terms of fame, three hundred can't compare with one Davidson.

D'Antoni took office, changed the Nuggets' style of play, and accelerated the Nuggets' offensive rhythm a lot. In this case, if he can get a four-position player like Raheem who is good at shooting and has outstanding athletic ability, D'Antoni may be able to wake up from his dreams.

The bargaining chip they are willing to give is Chauncey Billups and an unprotected first-round pick for next year.

Because the Nuggets have fan lunatics, Billups is not very useful.

For the player Billups, Davidson has actually paid attention to it.

When I was still in New Jersey, the system evolved by a newcomer buyer in Unity was the Mr. Key system.

This system is great just by looking at the name. The key player in the game is definitely a big player.

Davidson was very curious about who the key man was, so he read the introduction on the system card.

It was none other than Chauncey Billups, who was selected by Green Kai in 97.

After Billups entered the league, Davidson paid attention to it for a while, but to his embarrassment, it seemed that the player Billups had nothing to do with the evaluation of Mr. Key.

In the 97 draft, it may be because Duncan was too dazzling. Billups didn't have much sense of presence after being selected by Green Kai.

If you really want to talk about the sense of presence, that is, Billups was involved in the QJ scandal with his teammates in Fat Toutuo's apartment in the first half of the season in Lukai, and was sold to the Raptors by Lukai.

When the Raptors made a deal with the Kings about Doug Christie, Davidson thought about whether to take Billups from the Raptors.

It's just that Billups at the time really looked like he was going to be abolished, and Davidson didn't think about it.

Played in the Raptors for half a season, but the Raptors didn't want it anymore and was sold to the Nuggets. Now they have only played three games in the Nuggets, and it looks like they are going to be sold again.

As a No. 97 pick in [-], Billups was really miserable. In just over a year, if this deal goes through, he would have changed four teams...

For Billups, Davidson still has expectations. After all, the club has his key player system, so it should not be bad.

But now Billups's performance, even with a first-round pick, is definitely not worth as much as a Raheem. Naturally, Davidson can't just agree to the Nuggets.

In the final bargaining session, the Nuggets added Eric Williams, a strong striker, and the deal was officially finalized.

(End of this chapter)