Zion can only change the garbage contract? Off-court events + injuries? Team reporter response: The Pelicans never give up on him

Everyone knows that on May 30, Zion was accused of rape and physical abuse by an anonymous woman who claimed to be Zion's ex-girlfriend. This incident caused a stir across the United States, which was a huge blow to an NBA star with a maximum salary.

Then Zion's brokerage team denied all the charges of the woman, saying that the allegations were for "false and in money-related blackmail." Zion's relationship with the woman was voluntarily and ended several years ago. (The woman asked for compensation of 18 million to 50 million)

Then adult movie star Molia Mills jumped out and said that she had similar experiences with the woman. She also wanted to hire a well-known lawyer Tony Buzzby as a defense lawyer, but Tony Buzzby has rejected the employment of adult movie star Mills. (The incident in Zion has not yet been revealed)

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On June 4, according to Miami reporter Fear Brown, Zion's current transaction value is limited to a bad contract, and he cannot exchange for a draft pick at all.

The reporter said: The Pelicans can only get garbage contracts from Zion at most, and it is almost impossible to get a draft pick. Even if there is, it will only be the last signing position. For example, the trading plan may be the increase in Andrew Wiggins + Duncan Robinson for Zion + the balanced salary.

Zion has been in the NBA for five seasons, but he has only played 214 games in total, and he has played an average of 42 games in a season. He has only played 30 games this season. In addition to having many off-court problems, he also has huge potential for injury. It seems understandable that he cannot get high-quality assets.

NBA reporter interviewed Pelicans reporter Antonio Daniels. Daniels responded: Zion will continue to be a representative figure of the Pelicans. Although the team also knows that Zion has been affected by injuries, the team also knows how outstanding the healthy Zion is.

The New Orleans Pelicans have never given up on Zion and have no intention of tearing down the current young core lineup, and the team will remain patient. Zion's maximum salary of 198 million in five years is about to enter his third year, with a season of 25-26 of 39.44 million. It would be good if Zion could stay healthy.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Zion Observation