Markanen leads four teams to rob! 76ers may smash George + Tanhua sign, Jazz s new president takes the helm of the deal

According to the latest news from the well-known NBA reporter Jack Winbach, many teams in the league are eyeing Salt Lake City - the Miami Heat, the Detroit Pistons, the Philadelphia 76ers and the San Antonio Spurs, which may launch a trade offensive against Utah Jazz All-Star forward Laurie Markkanen this summer!

Multiple teams are coveting, and the trading storm is brewing. Although it is still unknown whether the Jazz are willing to put the Finnish star on the shelves, league sources generally believe that with the start of the offseason, trading interest around Markkanen will inevitably heat up significantly, and a fierce battle is almost inevitable.

Philadelphia Ambition: George + Tanhua Mark aims at the big fish

Among them, the movements of the 76ers in Philadelphia are particularly eye-catching. Earlier, rumors revealed that the 76ers management is planning a shocking deal - packaged Paul George and the precious third pick in the first round (Tanhua lottery), with the intention of using this heavy chip to pursue top stars Kevin Durant or Markkanen. This potential big move undoubtedly pushes Markkanen's value to the forefront.

Mrkanin is worth? Although the efficient all-round forward

Markanen is limited by the number of appearances this season (47 games), his performance is still remarkable: he averaged 19.0 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game in 31.4 minutes, and his shooting percentage is 42.3%. What is even more commendable is his efficiency and comprehensiveness - his three-point shooting percentage from the outside is 34.6%, and his free throw line is as high as 87.6%. This kind of space-type all-around forward with accurate projection is the puzzle that the strong teams in the league have always dreamed of.

Jazz Changes: Angie's son is at the helm, and the trading attitude is a mystery

The Utah Jazz management has also undergone major changes recently. The team successfully poached Austin Angie, assistant general manager of the Boston Celtics, and appointed him as the Jazz's new president of basketball operations. It is worth noting that Austin is the son of Jazz's current CEO Danny Angie. He has been deeply involved in the management of the Celtics for the past 14 years. This time, the "son inherits the father's business" airborne in Salt Lake City will undoubtedly have a profound impact on Jazz's future team building ideas and Markkanen's trading decisions.

One of the biggest suspense in the offseason

Markanen eventually stayed behind the Jazz to become the core of reconstruction, or was he involved in the trading vortex and turned to a new owner? How will the Jazz evaluate the value of the All-Star forward under the leadership of new president Angie? Will the gamble of 76ers with all their chips be successful? This summer, Markkanen's name is destined to continue to dominate the trading rumors list, and his whereabouts have become one of the most eye-catching suspense in the offseason.