Huge center! The Suns management s operating ideas are really weird!

The Suns fans have high blood pressure now, right?

Just had a big job in the June draft night. The 10th pick is not counted, but also two Mark Williams who replaced the Hornets in the first round.

The centers have four, but the front lines are as thin as paper. The management really plays the way they do.

If you look carefully at Ma Wei, you will be in a state of lingering business.

This guy has been injured more than playing time in the past two years. He first lie down for four months with a waist injury, and then his tendons rested for another 20 games.

The Hornets wanted to stuff them to the Lakers last year, but the physical examination was directly stuck.

With this injury history, the Suns still dare to exchange the No. 29 sign plus the first round of 2029?

The key is that the sign in 2029 is the worst among the Knight Timberwolves, which is basically equivalent to free gifts.

ESPN is really giving face to the transaction, and I want to say it is purely a sucker.

What is even more confusing is the logic of lineup construction.

Last season, the inside defense was a mess, and it was understandable to strengthen it.

But Maluach is a potential stock at least, and the 2.31-meter-31-meter-long arm span can protect the frame.

can turn your head and get Marvel, plus the original Richards and Plumley, four centers squeezed into the locker room.

Now the entire league knows that the Sun must sell people, and Richards' trading value dives directly.

The key is that there are still ten people on the back line, and there are only six or seven forwards. This deformed lineup is not so bad as to play 2K.

In fact, Ma Wei is really good when he is healthy. He averaged 15+10 games last season and shot 67% at the basket.

But the question is how many games can he play healthily?

Hornets only allowed him to play 21 games in the last 30 games, and basically had a round rest back to back. This glass attribute signing new contracts is even more troublesome.

If you give a high salary, you will definitely lose your hands, and if you give a low salary, you will leave directly.

The Sun's salary is now exploding, and the second rich man is stuck in a tight line. I am afraid that I will cry when I renew my contract next year.

The only rationality may be to learn from the Mavericks to play the double tower rotation.

But both Lefly and Gafford are arduous, and Marvel and MaluAchi are both fragile and the rookie, and the risk of this combination is more than doubled.

What's more ironic is that the Hornets originally wanted to replace Marvel with a higher pick and chose Maluach, but they were intercepted by the Suns.

I dare not write this plot and TV series.

After all, the Suns overdraw the future in their peak period.

The first round of 2029 was sent out, but it was still a time bomb.

Now you can either trade Richards to stop loss immediately, or expect Ma Wei to suddenly turn into Iron Man.

But looking at Durant Bill's salary-locking space, it is more practical for fans to prepare antihypertensive drugs.

The sun really can't understand this wave.

Mawei Glass dares to take over if it is like this?

The two first rounds sound not expensive, but if the signing in 2029 becomes a lottery, it will lose money.

Are the four centers playing mahjong now?

Richards is not selling, waiting for the New Year?

There are too many key guards to play two tables of poker, but there is no defense on the front line.

Book's peak is so tremendous that he will have to be rebuilt in two years.

The management really thinks that 2K starts a forced transaction?