The NBA has a big deal, and the Grizzlies have 7 for 1 to win Bain! But the point is, how much is Durant worth now?

On June 16, the NBA suddenly had a shocking and sensational deal. The Magic bleeded heavily and directly completed a 1-for-7 operation. The seven chips were just for short shooter Bain.

In order to get Bain, the Magic won 4 draft picks and 1 draft pick to swap, and the entire three of them were those unprotected draft picks. There are also two bargaining chips, Pope and Cole Anthony, to exchange Bain. To be honest, this operation is a bit of a desperate gamble. This is not Durant, but Bain.

After this operation is completed, it can be said that the Houston Rockets are now facing a bolt from the blue. They are completely desperate and want to trade the lowest price for Durant, then you are dreaming. With Magic, a super big deal that is almost a market-going market, it is impossible for the Rockets to find a bargain to replace Durant.

First of all, Bain is a short pitcher, only 1.96 meters tall, and the point is that he has not played well this year. He averaged only 15 points per game, shooting percentage 31%, and 21% of three-pointers. Even such players, Magic can draw out 7 chips and 4 draft picks, and they are all unprotected. His 25th first round, plus their 28 and 30 years first round, there is also a Suns' 26-year first round draft pick, and even a swap right.

Then you say that even people like Bain who averaged 15 points per game and hit a 30% shooting rate are worth so much money. How much do you have to pay for the Rockets to exchange for Durant next? Some people have always said that the Rockets can take advantage of the situation to replace Durant. Now, Bain is worth 4 draft picks, Durant is worth 8, right? Magic use this price to exchange Bain, which is indeed more disruptive than Gobert's 1-for-9 transaction.

Because when Gobert was replaced, the Timberwolves gave them all protections. Now the Magic are more generous, directly giving the unprotected first round, and even having an unprotected first round for the Suns, which is a weak team to rebuild. You said that they are doing this now, so will any team that wants to find a bargain in the future be out of the way? The Rockets still want to take advantage, it is impossible. If you want to get Durant, just bleed. If the Suns give one less in the first round, they won’t change it for you. Bain is so valuable, Durant will only be even more powerful.

The Rockets still want to seek stability, but this year it is impossible to seek stability and can only take a gamble. Durant averaged 26 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists per game this year, with a shooting percentage of 52%. Bain is worth 4 first rounds. It wouldn’t be too much for him to want you to pass 5 first rounds? So the most desperate thing now is the Rockets. Everyone is watching the Rockets. Do you dare to replace Durant now? After Bain's trade is completed, how many chips do they have to exchange for Durant? Don’t mention the plan of Green, White Devil and Draft Pick. Just want to impress the Suns. Isn’t it too funny? So this kind of operation occurs at this time, which is indeed disrupting the trading market, and the biggest impact is those teams who are anxious to complete big deals.