In order to get rid of George s garbage contract, the 76ers intend to exchange the second prize for the Jazz s No. 5 title?

According to Utah Jazz and Team reporter Andy Larsen, the Philadelphia 76ers intend to exchange their picks with the Jazz, provided that if the Jazz are willing to take over Paul George's contract. Larsen said: The Sixers have recently shown their willingness to send Paul George away. If the Jazz are willing to take over his big contract, then the Sixers are interested in trading the No. 5 sign in the Jazz in this year's NBA Draft.

In the NBA regular season this season, George played 41 games in 82 games, averaging 32.5 minutes per game, averaging 16.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 1.8 steals, 0.5 blocks, and 2.6 turnovers and 2.5 fouls. He shot 43% from the field, 35.8% from three-point shooting percentage and 81.4% from free throws. George's performance this season is obviously not ideal. He was affected by injuries and caused serious shortage of appearances, and his performance was also very undesirable. His offensive efficiency was very average, and his scoring ability was significantly reduced. In addition, his influence on the game on the court and his contribution to the defensive end were also not so outstanding.

Last summer, the 76ers signed with George, who was in free agency. George received a four-year maximum salary contract with a total amount of up to $212 million. We can also see from George's contract that the 76ers have high expectations for him. They also hope that George can form the Big Three with Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey and further enhance the team's competitiveness to launch an attack on the championship. As a result, everyone has seen George's performance this season. His performance can be said to have not met everyone's expectations at all. Coupled with his 35-year-old age and attendance rate this season, combined with his long maximum salary contract, this has obviously affected the future planning of the 76ers. It is normal for the team to get rid of his contract as soon as possible at the current stage.

The problem is that it is more or less ideal for 76ers to exchange the No. 5 sign while also wanting to throw George's contract. George's contract looks like a garbage contract. As for the Tanhua Sign and the No. 5 Sign, the difference does not seem to be that big. The draft market of Ace Bailey, the forward star who is interested in by the 76ers, is constantly declining. It seems that he has suffered a little loss when he chooses Bailey to choose Bailey, and it seems that he can successfully win Bailey with the No. 5 pick. I want both and want it. Are you thinking too much about the 76ers? Jazz is not that easy to fool, right?