Fight! It was revealed that the Nets are willing to trade George! The most disappointing NBA star

Mei Kee:The Nets are willing to trade for the No. 3 pick in the first round from Philadelphia by packing assets, and are also willing to take over George's long-term contract.

"That's why I made this dumpling for this little vinegar."

In order to successfully get the Tanhua pick, the Nets were willing to accept Philadelphia's "upside down" George.

Last summer, George joined Philadelphia for 4 years and $212 million, but not only did he suffer frequent injuries but also his competitive form dropped significantly, becoming the most disappointing star this season, playing only 41 games in the regular season, averaging 16.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1.8 steals in 32.5 minutes per game, while he played 74 games with the Clippers last season, averaging 22.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game.

George's contract expires in 2028, and the salary for the next three seasons is $51.67 million, $54.13 million and $56.39 million, respectively, totaling about $160 million.

Philadelphia is not considering the Prospect Pick as not for sale, and according to Scotto, they have discussed with the Spurs the possibility of a trade for the latter。 The reason why Philadelphia was less daring and negotiated a deal directly with the Mavericks was because of self-knowledge, and the Dallas had already booked Flagg.

It's unclear whether the Spurs are willing to be like the Nets, getting the Philadelphia scout and signing at the same time as taking over George? In other words, if the Spurs can't trade Durant from the Suns this offseason, George can also upgrade their wing position, and this guy can still make a certain contribution on both the offensive and defensive ends despite his current high salary and low ability.

The Spurs can't find any reason not to make the playoffs next season, even if they don't get Durant or George, unless they suffer another serious injury spree, with Wembanyama (deep vein thrombosis) and Fox (left little finger tendon injury) two cores being reimbursed season after season.

Speaking of George, the total salary is as high as $519 million, ranking third in NBA history, although there is no championship and no MVP and other major honors, it does not prevent him from having an incredibly successful career, and the mountains of real money are the best credit book.

So if he is really traded by Philadelphia, it will not have any impact on the 35-year-old George, anyway, there will be no less money to get where to go, and he should retire after fulfilling his current contract!