Of course, I didn't go. I went to the signing ceremony.
On June 4th, 65438, Beijing time, the first transaction in the NBA free market was born, involving the Lakers, Cavaliers and Knicks.
Before that, the Cavaliers had bought Rondo from the Lakers. The Cavaliers lost their main point guard Lu Biao some time ago and continued to supplement veteran guards. Naturally, the Lakers, who are crazy about hoarding guards, have become their targets. Adhering to the extremely friendly relationship between the two sides (the Cavaliers also handled McKee's contract for the Lakers before), the Cavaliers asked the Lakers for Rondo.
The Lakers think it's ok. Anyway, Rondo is the mascot of the team this year, and he can save 7 million luxury taxes and make room for a quota to sign a contract.
As a result, the two sides reached a happy deal, but Rondo triggered the previous safety regulations and the deal could not be made until it was over. At the same time, the Knicks came and said they would give me a deal. I also wanted to clean up the team quota, so the three parties made a deal.
The specific trading scheme is as follows:
The Lakers gave Rondo, brad Nyuli (No.54th pick in 2007), Wang Zhelin (No.57th pick in 20 16) and 165438+ ten thousand dollars in cash, and got Luis Labery (No.57th pick in 20 14).
The knight sent Valentine away and got Rondo;
The Knicks gave Louis Labeyrie (the 57th draft pick in 2065438+2004) the signing rights, and got the signing rights of Valentine, brad Nyuli (the 54th draft pick in 2007), Wang Zhelin (the 57th draft pick in 2065438+2006) and 165438+ million dollars in cash.
In this deal, the three parties got their places, the Lakers saved luxury tax and signed more places, the Cavaliers got their favorite guard Rondo, and the Knicks got cash and signed places.
There is no doubt that in this small transaction, Wang Zhelin is the most worthy of our attention.
Wang Zhelin's signing rights originally belonged to Grizzlies (he was selected by Grizzlies). Before the start of this season, it was given to the Lakers as part of Gasol's trade, and now it has been given to the Knicks.
In other words, Wang Zhelin was traded three times without even stepping on an NBA field.
Why is this happening? The main reason is that according to NBA rules, all participants need to pay and get any deal, and you can't leave Bai Piao with nothing. Therefore, in many small transactions, NBA teams will give away some protected second rounds, or some players who don't have the right to sign in the NBA, such as the Knicks this time, will give Luis Labery (20 14 No.57 overall) the right to sign.
There may be people who don't know what the signing right is. Give a brief introduction.
NBA draft, usually in the second round, basically no good players. Of course, some general managers of Taobao Daren can still find the missing ones, such as Big JB, Green and Jokic. , but only a few are missing. More often, there is no good player choice at all, especially in the draft year.
However, if you don't choose, the draft choice will be abolished. Unlike CBA, NBA has a perfect draft system and teams are more interested in it. Generally, there will be no non-selection, so many teams will choose a player who has the right to sign, but will not sign.
In this way, this signing right has become a bargaining chip, which can be regarded as icing on the cake in all cases.
This is the case in Wang Zhelin. The 57th pick in the 20 16 NBA draft was selected by Grizzlies, but Wang Zhelin didn't want to leave, because Grizzlies only wanted to give the King an unsecured contract, so Grizzlies retained the signing right of the King. If Wang Zhelin wants to go to NBA in the future, he must sign with Grizzlies.
Since then, King Wang has never been to the NBA, so this signing right has rotted in the warehouse as the assets of the Grizzlies, and the Grizzlies didn't take it out until they traded Gasol Jr. to the Lake.
It is worth mentioning that in the deal with Jony J, Grizzlies only gave Wang Zhelin the signing right, which shows that the signing right was reserved to cope with the NBA's "everything must be paid" rule, and it was useless.
So even if Wang Zhelin's signing right is traded 100 times, Wang Zhelin can't be called to the NBA. After all, the level is there, and people simply despise it.
You didn't see the Knicks get the right to sign brad Nyuli (54th overall pick in 2007), which was selected by the Rockets at that time. It has been 15 years, and no one wants it.
Of course, Wang is very happy to play in Shanghai Knicks now, with W, record and exposure. He's too beautiful to lose in the NBA, don't you think?
Not everyone has a further idea, and being content with the status quo is also an option.
So, qi zhou, come on, it's up to you!