The most underrated team this season? It rose up with a group of "premium contracts" and became the Eastern Iron Army

Which do you think is the most underrated deal this season? I think it was the Timberwolves who exchanged Randall for Randall. At the beginning, the outside world was unsupportant that the Timberwolves could continue to play dominance when they sent Towns away. As a result, under Randall's leadership, the Timberwolves reached the division final again. I have to admire Connery's operating ability. Of course, their two core members Edwards and Gobert also played a great role. Huazi supported the offensive end and Gobert supported the defensive end. They continued their offense and defense, so they sent Towns away.

Many teams have done excellent operations this season, such as the Thunder, who got Caruso and signed Harten by trading. The team has achieved a rise this season, won 68 wins in the regular season, and reached the Western Conference Finals in the playoffs. Relying on these two excellent operations, Presti also won the Best General Manager of the Year this season. In the NBA, some teams seem to be operating poorly, but they have unexpected results, and this ability to operate is surprising.

The team we are going to talk about today is the Pistons. In the offseason last year, the Pistons were one of the biggest jokes in the league. They cut Monty, who had just signed a 78 million contract for 23 years. The result was that Monty won such a big contract after coaching for one year, which was higher than Curry's salary for a year. The team bosses also realized the problem at that time. They had never had a qualified team operation president, so they signed Langdon to take on this position last summer. To be honest, Langdon's operations since taking office are irrelevant. He sent Grimes away in the offseason for Hardaway. It seems that he had eaten the garbage contract for the Mavericks, and they will continue to play the role in the new season. In addition, he also signed Harris with a two-year contract of 52 million. Harris had a premium contract during the 76ers era and was not capable of fighting tough battles. Even if he signed this contract with an average price of 26 million, the outside world would think it was not worth it.

They also signed Beasley, with a one-year and 6 million contract. Beasley had no peak at that time. It seemed that he was just a basic salary player, but the Pistons gave a mini middle class, which seemed to be a bit premium. The team also won the new coach Bill Staff. In the offseason, Bill Staff was laid off by the Cavaliers. Although he created the current Cavaliers, the team's core members looked down on him, so Bill Staff was eventually abandoned.

The Pistons relied on a group of "premium players", a group of young players and a coach who had just been laid off to form the lineup of this season. At first, in the outside world's prediction, the Pistons were still the bottom team in the league. After all, their operations did not seem to be chasing the record, but this team that was not favored burst out with unexpected sparks. In the early stage of the regular season, they lost 5 in the first 6 games, and it seems that they are indeed the performance of the bottom.

But after that they began to find the feeling of winning. Under the guidance of Bill Staff, the team played a good defense. They were very tough. Even when facing a strong league team, they dared to wrestle the arm wrestle. They were no longer the 28-game losing streak, and the Pistons who would be depressed when they saw anyone. These veterans have also played their value. Although they may not be able to play the role of choice in other teams, the Pistons need their experience and example, so they have also performed well, especially Beasley, who played as a top scorer and dreamed of returning to the peak. The team has won a lot of consecutive victories, and their chemistry is getting better and better. Young players have also found confidence. Olsa Thompson, Durham and Holland can also play their value. And at the trading deadline, they also introduced Schroder, who has lost his value in the Warriors. This season, Schroder proved himself at the Nets and he played well. As a result, he was questioned when joining the Warriors performed poorly. He was at the Pistons and became Cunningham's first substitute, and he also relied on his own offense and pass to help the team clear the squad many times.

In the end, the Pistons achieved a record of 44 wins and 38 losses in the regular season and reached sixth in the Eastern Conference. They entered the playoffs without even playing in the playoffs. As a youth team, they performed very well. In the first round of the playoffs, facing the Knicks with a strong lineup, the outside world was not optimistic about the Pistons. As a result, they forced the Pistons into the sixth game and finally lost to their opponents with 3 points. If they have more experience, the Pistons may have advanced. The Pistons are tough and tough, it is not an exaggeration to describe it as an iron army.

The bottom bottom of the league has become the Eastern Conference playoff team in just one year. Coach Bill Staff, President Landon, the team's veterans, as well as young players such as Cunningham and Durham are all indispensable. Relying on the success of this season, it is estimated that the Pistons will have some action in the offseason, and they may pursue a star to make the team go further. It has achieved its rise in just one year, and the Pistons’ successful experience may be worth learning from more young soldiers.

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