Two first-round picks turned into reverse, Trail Blazers forward Grant hit his hand, scoring a high of 34 points in the season!

Evan Sidery reported: The Trail Blazers are interested in trading Grant, but they need to pay back!

Grant is 31 years old this year, 201cm tall and 220cm wingspan. There is no doubt that this figure is a standard small forward figure, especially his outstanding wingspan, which makes him full of energy on the defensive end! And he has excellent physical fitness and is a standard three-D player.

Grant averaged 21 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists last season, shooting 45% from the field and 40% from the 3-point shooting percentage.

In this season, he averaged 14.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.1 assists, shooting 37% from the field and 36% from the 3-point shooting percentage. The highest game, scoring 34 points.

From the comparison of the data above, it can be seen that after a year, Grant's decline is still very fast. This is why in the previous transaction, the Trail Blazers' quote for Grant was 2 first-round picks. Now, if they want to give Grant, they have to pay back. They must compensate the team they take over before they can give it out.

But then again, there is nothing we can do about it. Just look at Grant's contract in the next few years and you will know! His annual salary will be $32 million next season. The last season was $34.21 million, and the last season was a player option, with a contract amount of $36.41 million. With Grant's current competitive state, it is indeed very unworthy to get 100 million in the next three years.

Just last season, Grant was still an ideal trading candidate for many teams, especially the Lakers. His pursuit of him was still crazy, but the Trail Blazers at that time was too high and they were reluctant to take action. As a result, it was really not worth the effort to hit him!

2 first round picks turned into reverse, and the Trail Blazers forward Grant scored a maximum of 34 points in the season!