The offer given by the Grizzlies Richard also feels at a loss and cannot maximize the team's interests!

As for the Timberwolves, the offer they made reminded Richard of some of Garnett's past lives......

Looking directly at the Timberwolves' offer, anyone will probably have the idea that the Timberwolves management's brain is in water!

They are willing to trade the team's leading scorer Isaiah Ryder plus a fourth-pick pick in the second round in exchange for James Robinson of the Trail Blazers and Aaron McGee for a Bill Colley......

When Richard saw the offer, he thought the Timberwolves were playing their ......

But after recalling carefully, he remembered that in addition to trading Rasheed Wallace in '96, the Trail Blazers really got the Timberwolves' scoring champion Ryder......

Of course, the chips the Trail Blazers used to trade Ryder in memory were James Robinson, Bill Colley, plus a '97 first-round pick......

However, this time the Timberwolves' offer does not include future first-round picks, but asks for two potential newcomers in the Trail Blazers, of which McGee is still the starting point guard of the Trail Blazers, plus Cole, the main starting forward with quite good immediate combat power!

Fortunately, their Timberwolves did not ask for draft picks this time, otherwise Richard would definitely refuse without saying a word, and his own draft picks are not enough, where to find draft picks for the Timberwolves......

However, even if the Timberwolves did not ask for a first-round pick, the offer this time is actually basically the same as the offer in normal history......

Aaron McGee's value is almost the same as a non-lottery first-round pick.

McGee, a sophomore last season, was able to score 11 points while averaging 47 shooting per game, and this is still a semi-bench statistic, which looks really good potential......

The value of these two players is very good, otherwise the Timberwolves would not be willing to exchange the team's scoring champion!

Of course, Richard, who has opened God's perspective, knows that these two players are actually just that, and they look good, but they have not developed much in the following seasons, and at best they can only maintain their current level......

Some people may wonder, is the Timberwolves management in the brain? Trading team scoring champion?!

In fact, when Richard thought about this, he also felt that the Timberwolves management was in the water......

However, when you think of Garnett proving himself through a season and being corrected by the team as a cornerstone, then this matter can be understood!

Ryder is not a fuel-efficient lamp and was rather unpleasant with Garnett last season!

In this case, the team will have to make a choice, whether to sell the scoring champion Ryder or the cornerstone Garnett!

Although Ryder is the team's leading scorer, his average points per game is not particularly exaggerated, only 19.7 points, and in this case, the Timberwolves naturally chose the cornerstone Garnett......

The situation is more similar to the battle between the later Cavaliers, James and Ricky Davis......

Before James came, Ricky Davis was the boss of the team, but because he couldn't get along with the cornerstone James, Davis was directly traded......

That's the case with Ryder now, because the Timberwolves decided to sell him because he couldn't coexist with Garnett!

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"Carlisle, what do you think of these offers?" Richard asked Carlisle.

As the chief assistant coach, Carlisle naturally wants to give Richard a hand like Stevens, and in some aspects Richard still has to listen to Carlisle's thoughts.

"I think the Timberwolves' offer is a good choice!" Carlisle said with a smile.

When Richard heard the Timberwolves' offer and was pondering, Carlisle already knew that among these offers, Richard liked the Timberwolves......

The young marshal Stevens on the side also nodded: "BOSS, I also think this offer from the Timberwolves is good!" ”

"Oh? Brad, do you also think the Timberwolves are good? Tell us what you think? Richard looked at the young marshal with a smile, he wanted to see what Stevens, who didn't have a god's perspective, thought of the offer in the forest.

Richard has opened a god's perspective and naturally knows the good and bad of a deal, and may even think more long-term, such as how the deal will affect the team in the next few years.

"BOSS, first of all, it is imperative for the Timberwolves to trade Rydell, judging from their offer, they are very sincere, and they don't have a lion to open their mouths!"

"Their offer was exactly what we needed, a quarterback who averaged close to 20 points per game plus a second-round pick!"

"And if I'm not mistaken, the BOSS is asking for this second-round pick for ......"

"Get Ben Wallace!"

Richard was stunned, this guy is simply a monster, can you guess this?!

Carlisle on the side also looked at the young marshal Stevens in surprise......

Originally, Carlisle was curious why Richard would find an assistant coach like Stevens, who was so young, not even much older than Carlisle's son......

All along, Stevens hasn't done anything serious on the coaching staff, and he's all playing hard......

It's basically Richard's personal assistant!

Carlisle also wondered if Stevens had a close relationship with Richard, otherwise, he would hire a personal assistant for an annual salary of $500,000?!

But now Stevens's words are an eye-opener for Carlisle!

In fact, Carlisle also wondered why Richard had to ask for a second-round pick, a trade with the Bullets is underway, and if nothing else, their Trail Blazers will have two first-round picks and a second-round pick with the 47th pick in the upcoming draft......

That's enough!

Later, Carlisle carefully studied Richard's deeds in the past two years, and discovered the point of Big Ben!

After thinking about it carefully, I can roughly guess Richard's intentions.

He didn't expect a 21-year-old child to see through Richard's intentions at a glance!

Where is this 21-year-old child, this is simply an old monster!

"Go on, Brad......" Richard gave Stevens an encouraging look.

"In addition, if we get Ryder, we can use it for ourselves, after all, our Trail Blazers don't have any strong quarterbacks at the moment, of course, we can also sell Ryder like selling Strickland!"

Richard applauded, his idea coincided with Stevens, and the Timberwolves' offer was perfectly acceptable in Richard's opinion.