64 wins of the powerful disintegration? Two big stars were put on the shelves, and the 700 million giants were suspended for two consecutive years

On May 29, famous reporter Shams recently said that this summer may be the craziest offseason in history and many players may change teams. I didn't care about his words at the time, but many stars have recently reported trading rumors. It seems that many stars are indeed likely to eventually change teams this summer. Vucevic was put on the shelves again today, and the Clippers are interested in getting Holiday.

In addition, today the Cavaliers reported that Garland and Jarrett Allen are not non-sale products of the team. He said: The Cavaliers currently have only non-sale products, Mobley and Mitchell. Compared to the past, I think the Cavaliers are more willing to listen and even seriously consider the trading quotes about Allen and Garland. As of now, many fans have guessed this result a long time ago. I have said before that it is difficult for them to last for the Big Four.

Here, there may be fans and friends who say: The Cavaliers have won 64 wins and 18 losses this season, and the second place in the East, and the first place in the Eastern Conference. Why do they choose to disintegrate? The reason is very simple. The first aspect is that the record does not meet expectations. The second aspect is that the team’s salary pressure is too high, because it is difficult for the team to keep Meryl and Jerome in the offseason. Although they won 64 wins in the regular season, the more the reason is that they have achieved more records based on the stars.

Even without Atkinson before, the Cavaliers are still the top five in the Eastern Conference, so the team can achieve outstanding results by relying on paper strength alone. After all, they have four young All-Star players, and before Mobley and Garland officially entered their peak period, the team scored an impressive record of 64 wins. However, they lost in the second round in the playoffs, and the team fell in the second round for two consecutive years, which is also a very disappointing thing.

The Cavaliers' defeat this season can be attributed to injuries. After all, Garland and Mobley missed due to injuries in the second round. Mitchell played with injuries in the last two games and was eventually eliminated. If the team formed such a grand formation, they would never be able to reach the second round just to reach the second round. What the team wants more is to reach the finals or win the championship. The Knights also spent a lot of money to form this grand formation, and now they probably regret it.

The Cavaliers had the chance to break up their grand formation last year, but the team owner blindly thought it was the problem of coach Bill Staff, so he followed the players' advice and quit him. Therefore, Mitchell was also very satisfied and directly reached a contract renewal of 150 million with the team. At the same time, because Mitchell respected Allen very much, they renewed Allen with a contract of 90 million to appease Mitchell and determine the position of the boss of his team.

Mobley, the inside cornerstone of the team, faces early renewal during the offseason. The team gave a five-year, 226 million contract. This contract includes incentive bonuses, which can reach up to 269 million in five years. Mobley won DPOY this season, and he also successfully won incentive bonuses. In addition to the 5-year, 193 million contract signed by Garland, the total salary of the four Cavaliers reached 702 million yuan. It was so expensive that it could not achieve a record. It was reasonable for the team to break them apart.

Why are these two people put on the shelves? Friends who often read my articles should know that I have talked about the biggest problem of the Cavaliers more than once. They have a conflict in their style of play, and Garland and Mitchell have a conflict in their style of play, and both of them are less than 1.9 meters tall. They will be targeted by the roster in the playoffs. Fortunately, Mitchell has an excellent arm length. Garland has a cash machine and also bluntly said that he will name Hero in the playoffs. He is the same, both of them are half a pound.

Because of Allen's existence, Mobley can only play the role of space center. His three-pointer was indeed developed, but there is still no inside space, so Mobley cannot play the greatest role on the offensive end. Allen has strong ability to finish inside, but he can only eat cakes. His position with Mobley also conflicts, so it is understandable that the Cavaliers want to send him away. Allen is actually an excellent player, but they are not suitable for partnering. Considering Mobley's talent and upper limit, the Cavaliers will naturally choose to put Allen on the shelves. If the Cavaliers can send these two away in exchange for an excellent blue-collar star, they will be even better. In fact, there is no need to chase the stars. Hunter, who is on the bench, will straighten him into the starting lineup, and he will also have the potential to become an All-Star in the future. As for Garland and Allen, the deals are not difficult. Although Garland is an ATM, he is young after all. Many rebuilding teams and teams lacking the No. 1 position will probably be interested in him. If a center at Allen's level can trade, the Lakers will probably be interested.

Many teams performed well in the regular season, but may not be strong in the playoffs. The playoffs focus on the rationality of the lineup. Look at the Timberwolves, the regular season is sixth in the Western Conference, but their lineup is reasonable, so they have now reached the Western Conference Finals. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current knights? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.