But! The whole team was put on the shelves and the No. 1 pick was sold. What did this team think?

The first game of 2005 broke up came earlier than before. Before the finals started, the team couldn't hold it in. It stopped playing, and it was a breakup. This lively summer is about to begin!

The New Orleans Pelicans, the entire team has no non-sale products, and they are all put on the shelves, including No. 1 pick Zion. It has to be said that the Pelicans' decision is puzzling, can't figure it out, and can't understand it.

First of all, although the record was at the bottom last year, it was not because of the lack of strength, but because of too many injuries and bad luck. The starting and substitute were injured. The complete Pelicans have not officially made their debut yet. Are they too impatient?

Secondly, Zion has absolutely no problem with his ability. Look at the Clippers next door. Although he did not win the championship, he was successful when he bet on the health of a small card? Will the Pelicans not have a gamble?

Finally, even if Zion really can't count on it, Murray, McCollum, Murphy, Jones, and Missy are all high-quality championship puzzles in their years of playing.

Does the Pelicans have to overturn the table and rebuild? Is there no other way? Brunson airborne the Knicks and helped the Knicks into the Eastern Conference Finals, Halliburton airborne the Pacers and led the Pacers into the Finals.

If you exchange Zion for a young man with potential, train him for 1-2 years, maybe the next Halliburton. Kuminga, Whitmore, and Thomas are all worth a gamble from the Pelicans!

The Pelicans' decision to disband is puzzling, but if you think about it carefully, you can understand the Pelicans' decision!

First of all, a healthy Zion is trustworthy, but Zion is too crisp, even more crisp than Ka. Moreover, a star like Zion who relies on explosive power is destined to have a peak in his career. He will decline after he is 29 years old. Zion is already 25 years old this year, and his peak balance is seriously insufficient.

Not only is the peak not long enough, there are a lot of troubles outside the field, and there are endless gossip news every summer! It's on hot searches every minute!

Secondly, not only is the Pelicans boss Zion not good, but there is no qualified second in the team. McCollum Lianpo is old, and Murray and Murphy are at most three leaders. Jones is the best 3D character and has no independent offensive ability.

The Pelicans need to solve the problems of the eldest and second brothers at the same time. It is really too difficult. I can't do it, so I can just start rebuilding!

Finally, the West is too rolling now, and the real bad teams are the Jazz and the Trail Blazers. Other teams have the strength to compete for the playoffs. Even if the Pelicans are all in one team, it is already thankful that they will enter the playoffs, and the chances are too slim.

Look at the Pelicans, they are divided into three levels. Jones and Murphy are the first-tier brands, and they are popular in the market. The two can get 4-5 first-round picks.

Murray and McCollum are second-level players. Murray's condition declined severely last season and his value fell sharply. McCollum is older. These two can be traded and sent away, but it is difficult to exchange for the first round picks, and get some high-ranking players that other teams don't want, and a second-round draft pick, Whitmore or Strauser.

Zion is the third tier. Zion's contract is long and smelly. There are few buyers, and buyers also have to come over. After all, this bet is too big and it is expected to be difficult to trade. In the end, either a junk contract is exchanged or a first round of signing is taken to send it away.

Fans, Pelicans Supermarket is open, which players are the most popular? Which players can't be sold? How should the Pelicans deal with Zion's contract? Can Zion still turn back? Do the Pelicans still need to continue to trust Zion?