Suddenly! Three balls are out of the Hornets, the Clippers are taking action, the Bucks are crazy brainwashing Antetokounmpo

Three goals last season, the Hornets averaged 25.5 points, 4.9 rebounds and 7.4 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 40.5%, and 33.9% of three-pointers. They only played 47 games due to injuries.

The Clippers hope to introduce young stars to alleviate core aging problems (such as Leonard and Harden), and the pass creativity and market value of the three-ball are in line with their needs.

In the previous trading plan that was leaked, the Clippers may send out assets such as Powell and first-round picks, but the Hornets have doubts about the rationality of the returns. Some fans and experts believe that the risk of injury and high-paying contracts of three goals will reduce the value of their transactions.

Former NBA player Louis Williams participated in the blog show "Run It Back", on which he expressed his belief that the Los Angeles Clippers will take some action to chase Lamelo Ball:

"I can see that the Clippers are trying to get a top point guard. They have been looking for such a player in the market, and when you don't have (the championship), the team will always chase it. And Ballmer will always do his best to set up the championship lineup."

If the deal is reached, the Hornets may target the 2025 draft No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg or guard Dylan Harper to further accelerate the reconstruction.

Some fans believe that the three balls are "data brushes", inefficient and poor defense; but supporters emphasize their passing talent and box office value, believing that he is still a scarce cornerstone for team building.

There are also Antetokounmpo who has left messages all over the sky recently. What is certain is that Bucks star Antetokounmpo has not officially applied to leave the team. Although he has frequently responded to fans' questions on Twitter in the past few days, there has been no breakthrough progress at present, and it is still unknown whether he will apply for a transaction in the end.

Stein said that the only thing that can be confirmed is that once Antetokounmpo really enters the trading market, many teams have quietly lined up to prepare for quotes, without even waiting for him to list the so-called "favorite next home".

It is reported that the Bucks are currently trying their best to persuade Antetokounmpo to stay in the team, and the team will continue to build a championship lineup around him. They are emphasizing the current competitive landscape in the East as an important argument to convince Antetokounmpo to stay in the team.

Considering the potential injuries of Eastern Conference championship teams such as Boston and Philadelphia, and the difficulty of breaking through from the West to the finals, staying in the East will almost certainly increase the probability of Antetokounmpo winning his dream second championship. Therefore, the core argument of the Bucks lobbying is to promote the so-called "Transition Year" concept to Antetokounmpo, which not only maintains the one-man and one-city legend for twelve years, but also uses the relatively tolerant competitive environment of the East to quickly complete the lineup restructuring.

In addition, the team also hopes that the existence of coach Rivers can become a plus. It is reported that Antetokounmpo and Rivers have a good working relationship.

And George said: "I don't think he would want to leave Milwaukee. I think Giannis is the kind of player who is the older generation who wants to live a life in a team. He wants to play a full career in Milwaukee. I don't think he would want to leave.

Fans, do you think Antetokounmpo will leave the Bucks?