Chapter 596: Richard made a big profit again

Richard is now staring at the Bucks' first round of future signings.
Both 2006 and 2007 were relatively outstanding draft years.
In the 2006 draft, the number of stars produced was quite large, and in 2007, although the number was small, the quality was high.
In the next few seasons, the Pirates will definitely not continue to stalemate, which leads to their first round of picks, the pick will certainly not be high.
If you can get the Bucks' first round pick, you can also have an extra guarantee in the draft.
Because he better understands Stotts as the head coach, Richard still knows more about the Bucks' record in the next two seasons.
Stotts led the Bucks in their first year, and they made the playoffs, but they were only eighth in the East.
As for the second year, Stotts was fired after only half a season of coaching...
And this season is also the season when Yi Jianlian entered the league. The Bucks' first round was the sixth pick.
If possible, Richard must have wanted the Bucks' sixth pick in 2007, not the 2006 non-lotto pick.
This is the benefit of opening up the perspective of God. Richard can clearly know what trading scheme is most beneficial to him.
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In the end, the bargain with Aiden was finally concluded.
The Pirates sent out their top pick this year and took away three-point shooter Capono from the team.
In exchange for the Bucks' rookie picks this year, the 2006 first round of protection will be taken out.
In the second half of this season, Capono was focused on improving his playing time, revealing a fairly impressive three-point ability.
This is why Aiden added Capono to the transaction.
Richard naturally has to bear it. Originally, when he trained Capone, he was thinking of using it for the draft pick.
Anyway, next season, with Granger joining, the Pirates will definitely not be able to give Capono a chance to continue to fatten up. It would be better to sell him now.
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As for the protection of draft rights in the trading plan in 2006, Richard didn't mind at all, because this was his intention.
The Bucks signed in the first round in 2006, the first fifteenth overall protection, the protection period is only one year.
The top fifteenth overall protection, this is no doubt, meaning that if the Bucks get the top fifteenth overall pick in 2006, they don't have to hand it to the Pirates.
And the protection period is one year. This clause is quite special, and basically rarely appears in the trading scheme of each team.
Generally speaking, the protection period stipulated on the side of the league is five years. Even after five years, even if the team still gets a protected draft right, they still have to trade to the opponent.
However, this rule is dead after all, and some teams will also adjust the protection period when conducting transactions.
It depends on the sincerity of the transaction between the two parties. Anyway, the protection period should not exceed five years at most, and the shortest must not be less than one year...
Because if it is less than one year, then it is meaningless.
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Aiden's idea is very clear. After getting Duncan in Australia, the Bucks will definitely rise in strength.
Next season, due to the need for line-up, they may not have a good record, simply to protect the 15th pick.
If the draft picks outside the fifteenth overall pick, it will be given to the Pirates, not very distressed.
As for the next season, which is 2007, Aiden thinks that their lineup of bucks should have been run in, and it is estimated that it must be the first few in the east.
The top few in the East, the pick must be around 20th pick. What kind of power does this pick protect, just give him Richard...
Therefore, the draft protection period finally agreed was only one year, which only protected the top fifteenth pick in 2006.
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At first glance, in fact, this operation of Aiden is really nothing wrong.
If Richard had no God’s perspective, and put him in Aydin’s situation, he would certainly agree to such a protection plan.
However, from the perspective of future fans, Aiden is undoubtedly a big loss.
It is equivalent to saying that Richard used a top pick and a more ribless capono to change to a Bucks' picking pick and a 2007 No. 6 pick.
This is quite profitable...
In addition, the sixth pick in 2007 may not necessarily be the sixth. Perhaps it will be the first two picks. For example, the Bucks are crazy in the 06-07 season, helping Richard get the top pick or The leaderboard...
For example, in the lottery, Richard personally ran to the lottery site and used the poor man's lucky dice to improve the draft.
It's all possible for Richard to get the No. 1 pick or No. 2 pick in the 2007 draft...
Then Richard was really profitable.
Perhaps you can get Du Er Er or Oden the Great for a few years...
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After the transaction was concluded, Richard was quite satisfied with the transaction.
On the Bucks side, Aiden is also quite satisfied. The price they paid is not too big. At least now, it seems that the gain is more valuable than the thing paid.
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After the transaction was completed, Richard called Jordan and told him about it.
"Ah? You have sold the No. 1 pick?" Jordan was eating, almost spitting out.
"I just wanted to hold a press conference to praise Bogut's kid..."
Although Jordan is a backcourt, this guy is actually a superstitious big man.
He also believes in hidden draft rules for general elections...
"Michael, let me tell you this. Although Bogut can't be considered a parallel, he can't match the value of the No. 1 pick."
"Don't look at him having the title of the second generation of Duncan, but in fact the three of him tied together is not as valuable as a Duncan." Richard said to Jordan with a smile.
"What you said is true?" Jordan was startled.
"Naturally it is true. Can I lie to you like this? If Duncan is really capable, unless I am crazy, how can I sell the top pick."
"Okay, okay, that's good!" Jordan couldn't help being afraid for a while.
Good fellow, if Richard said it was true, then he had escaped this time.
Think about if the Pirates really took Bogut with the top pick, and Bogut's strength is mediocre, then his already relatively poor selection vision, it is estimated that it will smell home.
Fortunately, Richard avoided this risk in time for himself.
His only doubt is, how did Richard see the potential of these newcomers? Why can't I see...
"By the way, Lee, there are three teams on Scotty's side who offered him an offer."
"He is really a happy trouble now, and the price tags given by the three teams are good." Jordan said with a smile.
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The three teams of the Bulls, Nuggets and Pacers each offered Pippen offers.
The price given by the Nuggets is quite amazing, up to 25 million US dollars in two years!
The Pacers are now led by Rick Carlisle and Larry Bird serves as the team's general manager. They are given a price tag of $21 million over 2 years.
As for the price tag of the Bulls, it is 28 million in three years.
The last thing the Bulls regret today is that they did not protect Pippen in the expansion draft...
Now it's better, after being taken away by the Pirates, Pippen directly made a lot of money for the new Pirates.
Many Bulls fans are calling for them to quickly recruit their bull fame and let him retire from the Bulls.
The quotations given by these three teams ~EbookFREE.me ~ are actually somewhat lower than Richard's estimate, it may be caused by the age problem of Pippen.
However, the three-year contract of 28 million US dollars given by the Bulls is also quite tempting.
"Michael, let Scottie join the Bulls..."
"This is what the Bulls owe to Scotty."
Richard said with a smile, in fact, to say that the bull owed Pippen is not particularly accurate.
To be precise, it was Pippen who Jordan owed...
At that time, Pippen's child labor contract was that Jordan and Zen Master encouraged Pippen to sign the contract.
Originally, Jordan also wanted to remind Richard that Pippen was willing to stay in Charlotte for 20 million US dollars for two years...
But looking at Richard's tone, it is estimated that there is no room for discussion on this matter, and he simply did not speak.
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