4-party big deal, Nets media gave trading suggestions, Tanhua signed the Rockets and finally won Durant

Currently, there are no other major deals in the league except Bain's trade. It is very likely that the teams will not start to move after the draft. Not long ago, local media from the Brooklyn Nets gave a trade proposal, involving four teams, including superstars and high picks, a deal that was enough to make a sensational league.

The specific content of the transaction is:

76ers sent: Paul George, the No. 3 draw, and got the No. 8 draw from Cameron Johnson and the Nets.

Rockets sent out: Jaylen Green, Jabbarry Smith Jr., Shepard, No. 10, Durant

Nets sent out: Cameron Johnson, Clarkston, No. 8, No. 26, No. 36, and cash exceptions, getting Jaylen Green, Royce O'Neal, Paul George, 3 picks and 10 picks.

The Suns gave out: Durant, Reus O'Neal, and received cash special cases, Clarkston, Jabbarry Smith Jr., Shepard, No. 26 and No. 36.

If this deal can be completed, it may have a significant reinforcement effect for the above four teams. The Philadelphia 76ers used a four-year, $200 million maximum salary contract to poach Paul George from the Clippers, Embiid and Maxi. Who knew that the regular season had not started yet, and the 76ers seemed to be cursed, and the core was injured one after another.

George received a salary of $50 million, averaging only 16.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1.8 steals per game, shooting percentage of only 43% and three-point shooting percentage of 35.8%. Facing Paul George, who has three years and $150 million left, anyone seems to be a hot potato. With the No. 3 draw, the 76ers can get the best 3D in the league like Cameron Johnson, and also have an 8-pick compensation in the first round, which is already very good.

The Rockets used three young players to give the team an absolute core. Jaylen Green's performance in the playoffs last season disappointed people. Jabbarri Jr. faced a high price for renewal, while Shepard's performance in the regular season last season was called a team wasted a terrible sign. There is also the 10-pick pick in the first round. After having the new stars Shin Kyung, Amen and Ethan, the Rockets no longer have much energy to train young people, and it will not be a pity to use them for trading.

The Brooklyn Nets are one of the biggest changes. They originally intended to clear the contract between Cameron Johnson and Clarkston during the offseason. With only the No. 8, No. 26 and No. 36, they can get Jaylen Green, the second-place winner who averaged 20 points per game, as well as the 9th All-Star Paul George, and even the No. 3 and No. 10 to choose two high-potential rookies. At the same time, Royce O'Neal is also a good 3D, which can make up for the vacancy after Cameron Johnson left.

After the trade, the Nets will quickly become a playoff-level team. The team can form a lineup with Jaylen Green, George, Russell, Thomas, and the No. 3 pick as the core, which will also allow the team to quickly regain box office appeal.

And the last Suns, after this deal, they can finally get out of the pressure of luxury tax. According to Shams, the second rich line in the 25-26 season is likely to be $207 million, which means that the Suns will face a luxury tax penalty of $200 million to $300 million, and the Nets' special salary given to them can alleviate the Suns' urgent need.

At the same time, in the trade, the Suns got the starting center Clarkston, as well as Jabbarry Smith Jr., the starting No. 4 position, and Shepard in 24 years of Tetrass Show. These three are players who can immediately help the team and raise the team's talent limit. What's more, the Suns will also get the No. 26 and No. 36 in this deal to hoard young potential.

So, this 4-party big deal is very attractive to every team. Perhaps such a wonderful deal will be staged on the day of the draft, let us wait and see. Whoever thinks loses this transaction and who makes a profit? Welcome to leave a message for discussion!