Since the Nets formed the Big Three, they have become one of the most powerful teams in the league to win the championship. Their scoring advantage is very obvious, it is very likely that the league’s offensive firepower is the strongest team. However, the Nets’ disadvantages are also very obvious. Their inside problems will become an obstacle to their victory.
The well-known sports media BR also gave trading recommendations. BR listed three goals for the Nets. The three players are Rockets’ 36-year-old veteran PJ Tucker, last season’s Lakers champion center McGee, and the Knicks’ Nerlens Noel. If the Nets can really trade one of the three of them, then their strength will be significantly improved.
Although Tucker is 36 years old, his performance this season is still quite good. So far this season, Tucker has played 25 games for the Rockets, averaging 30 minutes per game, averaging 4.9 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists. The shooting percentage was 38.9%, the three-pointer percentage was 34.8%, and the free throw percentage was 82.4%. Although his data is indeed not beautiful enough, his physical condition has also declined. But Tucker’s inside defense, three-pointers from the bottom line, and a sense of rebounding, these are what the Nets need most.
McGee may be the most wanted player for the Nets, and McGee has a lot of playoff experience and finals experience. More importantly, the Cavaliers currently have too many inside players, and McGee has no chance to play at all. The probability of the Cavaliers trading McGee is also very high. Since the season, McGee has played 18 games for the Cavaliers, averaging 15.5 minutes per game, scoring 7.7 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.28 hot pot data. The shooting percentage was 45.5% and the free throw percentage was 60%. When McGee comes to the Nets, his statistics will rise very fast, especially with Harden who specializes in feeding the pie, McGee’s offense at the basket will be improved. In addition, the arrival of McGee will improve the Nets’ ability to protect the frame, and he can become the best helper around the Big Three.
Noel has played 22 games for the Nick since the season, averaging 17.4 minutes per game, averaging 3.5 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.95 hot pot data. The shooting percentage was 52.4% and the free throw percentage was 60%. Noel has a height of 208 and a very good wingspan. Maybe his experience is not as rich as McGee, but his defensive and protective abilities are what the Nets need most.
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