Just not cheap Lakers Warriors? The Western Conference s bottom sells three players publicly, and the two inside players are not on the list

Since there are 30 teams in the NBA, not everyone wants to compete for the championship. Some bottom players are more like youth training bases. Players will be sent away when they play or are at the highest point of value. The Jazz is a typical case. Especially after Danny Angie took office, although the Jazz's record did not improve much, there were many good people in the team, but the management just refused to let go.

According to the Jazz reporter Tony Jones, by this offseason, the Jazz will make great adjustments to the lineup and the direction is also relatively obvious. But they just refused to take advantage of the Lakers Warriors because the Western Conference's bottom-up publicly sold three players, including Colin Sexton, Jordan Clarkson and John Collins. The two inside players were not on the list. Among them, Walker Kessler had an affair with the Lakers, and Laurie Markanen was a potential strengthening choice for the Warriors.

Since it may win rookie guards this year, Colin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson are indeed likely to give way to younger players. Although Colin Sexton has suffered serious injuries, he is still very energetic and eager to win. This season he averages 18.4 points and 4.2 assists per game, and his outside shooting has also improved significantly, with a three-point shooting percentage of more than 40%. Teams with short guards can be used as pseudo starters or main substitutes.

Jordan Clarkson is now 33 years old, but he is still in good shape. Although he is injured this season and the Jazz deliberately presses him, Jordan Clarkson still averages 16.2 points and 3.7 assists per game. Compared to when he was young, Jordan Clarkson's scoring ability has not declined much, and his organizational pass control and overall view have improved, which is very suitable for being the sixth player in the playoff team.

John Collins is in a relatively awkward situation. This season, he averaged 18.9 points, 8.2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block. His data and efficiency are the best performances in his career. However, John Collins can only be the fourth position. As the center, he is too short. If he swings down to the third position, his speed and maneuverability will not be advantageous. And even if John Collins worked very hard, his defensive awareness was a natural shortcoming, and his salary was too high, which made John Collins' value plummet. So in the current Jazz team, the two most popular players are definitely Laurie Markanen and Walker Kessler, but the Jazz management is unwilling to suffer losses and even wants to raise prices. In the end, no one can get any benefits.