Mr. 45 points! It reveals that the Nuggets are interested in trading! It completely impacts the NBA championship competition

The Celtics are still looking for ways to reduce team spending, this time their goal is Anthony Simmons.

In July this year, the Celtics sent Holiday to the Trail Blazers in exchange for Simmons.

Okay, actually, from the moment when the deal came to Simmons, the Celtics were thinking about how to trade him. They had already discussed with some teams. The former had a contract year for the new season and his salary reached 27.68 million US dollars. According to Amico, the Bucks are interested in getting Simmons before training camp begins.

Nuggets are also interested in bringing Simmons under their command. They are missing a stable backcourt pitcher to open up space for Jokic and eat the cakes that Jokic feeds accurately. The team's current starting point guard is Braun, who averaged 1.1 three-pointers with 39.7% shooting percentage last season and 1.5 three-pointers with 30% shooting percentage per game.

In short, for the Celtics who have no record requirements for the new season, it is basically a foregone conclusion to trade Simmons. It will be sooner or later, and I will definitely not want to risk losing him for nothing tomorrow summer.

Born on June 8, 1999, Simmons is 26 years old this year, No. 24 pick in the first round of 18th. He is a top scorer with a height of 1.91 meters. He played in the Trail Blazers last season, averaging 19.3 points, 2.7 rebounds and 4.8 assists in the regular season, and averaged 3.1 three-pointers with a shooting percentage of 36.3%. He has scored a maximum of 45 points in a single game so far in his NBA career.

This guy has the strength, but the problem is that the Celtics' back line already has White (annual salary of $26.35 million in the new season) and Prichard, so there is no need to add a guard with an annual salary of about $30 million in. The sweet worries are also worries, let alone that it is so expensive.

, and Simmons should be open to being traded by the Celtics. As mentioned above, his new team is the first to be in the contract year of his new season and has no position. At most, he will be the super sixth man, which is not conducive to his own good data and it will be difficult to get an ideal new contract next summer.

In mid-August this year, the US media posted the list of the best sixth man odds in the 25-26 season, with Simmons and Reed (Timberwolves) & McCain (Philadelphia) tied for third place, and Hunter (Calligraphies) and Bill (Clippers) ranked in the top two.

So from any perspective, Simmons is not suitable for playing in today's Celtics. Getting together and breaking up as soon as possible is a relief for both sides.