Clippers News: Bill s jersey number officially announced, a 2-for-1 trading plan is released

Bill's jersey number was officially announced

Not long ago, the Clippers signed former All-Star player Bradley Bill, who completed a buyout with the Suns with a two-year special case of $1,100,000. At that time, Bill knew that Chris Paul would also sign the Clippers, so he took the initiative to give up the No. 3 jersey he had been wearing since entering the NBA. Paul once played in the Clippers for 6 seasons, helping the team to become a very competitive team, and his jersey is likely to be retired by the Clippers. Obviously, Bill is a person who knows the world very well. The number of jerseys he will choose in the new season has also touched the hearts of many fans.

Today, the Clippers officially announced that Bill will wear the No. 0 jersey in the new season. The author believes that the new number chosen by Bill is very profound. On the one hand, Bill has played poorly in the Suns in the past two seasons, which has seriously affected his reputation. He must want to "start from 0" in the Clippers and play back his value and praise; on the other hand, the No. 0 jersey is Westbrook's favorite number for Bill's good brother, Westbrook. Bill wants to use this number to pay tribute to Westbrook and continue to move forward with his spirit and the New Year. For Bill, the new season is an important watershed in his career. Whether to continue to move down or go against the current depends on his efforts.

2 for 1 plan was released

Today, according to ESPN's chief reporter shams, the Boston Celtics and the Utah Jazz completed a 3-for-1 deal, specifically for the Celtics, George Nian and two future second-round picks were exchanged for rookie RJ Louis. Later, according to a follow-up report by local Utah reporters, Nian was not in the team's future development plan and they planned to make subsequent transactions. In this regard, some Los Angeles media suggested that the Clippers could complete a deal with the Jazz to use Bogdan + second round pick for Nian.

For the Jazz, Bogdan can help the young team grow better and provide outside firepower support to help the Jazz not lose their competitiveness completely during the reconstruction process. At the same time, Bogdan's contract only has $3,200,000 for the last two years, and the Jazz can free up $1,600 for operation in the summer of 27. For the Clippers, the primary purpose of this deal is to avoid taxes; the second is to solve the problem of congested rotation of the back line; finally, Nian has reliable ability to open up space and shoot from outside, which will enrich the rotation depth and scoring ability of the Clippers' bench. Overall, this is a transaction that each takes the required one, let’s see if it can be achieved in the future.