Master the core assets of getting letters! Anyone who wants to ask the price of the Bucks must first ask him

June 1, according to NBA reporter Kevin O 'Connor, the Pelicans can sell any of the team this summer. In fact, the most core asset that the Pelicans own this summer is the Bucks’ three first-round picks, 25 years, 26 years and 27 years respectively. These three first-round picks are all top four protections. If the Bucks send Antetokounmpo away this summer, the Bucks management will first reclaim these three first-round picks. Otherwise, the team that got Antetokounmpo would have to pay at least one All-Star player.

Faced with such conditions, the team that best meets the Bucks' expectations is the Rockets. On the one hand, the Rockets are willing to give All-Star center Shin Kyung in the trade. On the other hand, the Rockets also have a large number of first-round picks, including three future unprotected first rounds, as well as the unprotected swap between the Nets and the Mavericks in 27 and 29 years.

In contrast, the Spurs and the Nets are unwilling to make the No. 2 pick this year. Even if they are willing to give Castle, they cannot help the Bucks enter the playoffs. The Spurs also need to send out other chips to help the Bucks exchange for their three first rounds with the Pelicans. Although the latter has a large number of draft picks and 60 million salary space, after obtaining Antetokounmpo, there are not enough chips to continue to strengthen, unless another All-Star has reached an oral agreement with Antetokounmpo in advance to join together through a transaction.

As for teams like Lakers, Warriors, Heat, and Knicks, they are mainly limited by insufficient bargaining chips. The Lakers already have two big contracts with James and Doncic, and do not have enough draft picks. The Warriors just got Butler in the middle of the season, and Butler and Curry had just finished the run-in. As for the Knicks, they are also limited by the dilemma of not having a draft pick. Finally, there is the Heat. Although the Heat have draft picks and some immediate combat power, this is not what the Bucks want.