Wow, wow, wow.

The Pelicans don't want to live with Fat Tiger anymore and are willing to listen to his offer for the first time.

However, Meiji Sidery said that only after receiving a sufficiently impressive offer will the Pelicans really consider trading for the Fat Tiger.

If others are only willing to offer a second-round pick to Fat Tiger, it will be quite "shocking".

Immediately after that, payroll expert Bobby Marks said,Fat Tiger could be a potential trade target for the Warriors.

Not to mention, the Warriors' current lineup just lacks an interior with offensive ability, and the healthy version of the Fat Tiger is still quite capable of playing, averaging 22.7 points, 8 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.2 blocks per game so far this season.

However, the problem is that the Fat Tiger has never been healthy enough, and has only played six games this season due to a hamstring injury, and his return date is far away, and as mentioned above, the Warriors will have to pay a huge chip to get him from the Pelicans.

The trading plan provided by the American media to the Warriors: Packing Brother + Podemsky + Looney, for the Fat Tiger.

The Warriors also have another very affordable method, that is, the "taking advantage of people's danger" method to take down the fat tiger.

Because the Fat Tiger only played in 29 games in the 22-23 season, the contract worth about $130 million for the next three seasons is no longer guaranteed.

So next summer, maybe the Pelicans will cut the fat tiger as soon as their brains are hot and let him enter the free market to fend for himself, and the Warriors can sign him directly.

Of course, the matter of "Pelicans cutting Fat Tiger next summer" is only theoretically possible, and there is no sign of that yet, and the Pelicans are only starting to listen to his offer now, after all, it is not good for others to let him go for nothing.

In fact, before the start of this season, the Pelicans never thought about trading anyone, but looked forward to making a big deal.

The lineup includes several All-Stars such as CJ Murray, as well as fierce players such as Murphy and Jones, which is luxurious in the West and even in the entire league.

The damn and continuous wave of injuries has completely drained the patience of the New Orleanians, who are currently at the bottom of the West with a 5-22 record.

Ouch.

Based on the Pelicans' current record, they are one of the strongest contenders for the 25-time prospect Flag.

It's nothing to really trade or cut the fat tiger, anyway, next year is expected to usher in a new champion and the same proud existence.

The question is, is there anyone in the Pelicans who can't be traded? Or is it all on the shelf?

According to the latest news, the Pelicans only have three players who cannot be traded, namely Jones, Murphy and this year's first-round No. 21 pick Missy.

These three are all young potential stars who are instinctively resistant to trades by the team.

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Getting back to business, the Pelicans sold a few big names on the team, including Murray, who was only traded from the Hawks this summer.

The new signing's performance has fallen far short of expectations, averaging 16.6 points, 6.5 rebounds, 6.8 assists, 2.1 steals and 4.2 turnovers per game so far this season, shooting 36.4% and 28.1% from the field.

Last season, he averaged 22.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 6.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game with the Hawks, shooting 45.9% and 36.3% from the field.

Which player of the Pelicans are bullish on trade prospects? Open the microphone in the comment area!