3 for 3 thinks he can pick up treasures? Signed Rooney and wanted to become the second Warrior, but the number one pick in the Glass Man becomes an obstacle

On August 16, after the schedule for next season was announced, the US media also predicted the results of each team next season. Among them, the most popular West, the Thunder ranked first in the West with 62 wins and 20 losses, followed by the Nuggets with 54 wins, the Rockets ranked third in 52 wins, the Lakers, Clippers and Timberwolves all achieved 50 wins, the Warriors ranked seventh in 46 wins, the Spurs ranked eighth in 45 wins, and the Suns, Pelicans and Jazz are considered the top three last in the West next season. Although the Suns are operating well this offseason, making the team's lineup more reasonable, many core players are very young, and the team needs to get through after a major change of blood, it is understandable that they are considered to be able to win 29. The Jazz are the last in the West with 16 wins and 66 losses. The Jazz sent Sexton and Collins away in the previous trade. Their purpose is to give young players a chance to make mistakes and realize their talents. They are acceptable if they have poor record.

The Pelicans have 25 wins and 57 losses. If they achieve such a record, the Pelicans' management is probably not satisfied, and the newly appointed general manager Dumas will probably be scolded by the boss. Previously, the Pelicans cut David Griffin. The boss was very dissatisfied with the team's operations in the past few years, so he also wanted to make changes. After Dumas took office, he can be said to have done a lot of operations, but to be honest, I think his operations are mostly meaningless.

Let's talk about their signings first. The team made a 3-for-3 deal this summer. The team sent CJ McCollum, Olynick and a future second-round pick to exchange for Poole, Sadik Bay and this year's No. 40 pick. The deal is more like CJ and Poole swap owners. I believe everyone is familiar with CJ. The top scorer in the league and the top three leading players in the league are now. He has averaged 20+ games for many consecutive seasons, with stable scoring ability and full experience.

I believe everyone is even more familiar with Poole. At that time, Cole regarded him as Curry's successor and helped the Warriors win the championship. However, after having a conflict with Zhu Meng, he was traded by the Wizards and struggled in his first season of joining the Wizards. However, last season the team began to formulate tactics for him, and Poole also regained some of the style of the Warriors. Last season, he averaged 20 points per game, averaged 3.5 three-pointers and a three-point shooting percentage of 37.8%.

If you only look at this core swap, the Pelicans will lose money, but their next operation makes people realize what they are going to do. The team has introduced Rooney, a veteran of the Warriors' three-time champion, with excellent defensive ability and rebounding. Now, because Cole doesn't like to use it, he is full of complaints about the Warriors, so he also reached an agreement with the Pelicans after becoming a free agent. After introducing these two, the Pelicans' intention is very clear.

They want to build the second Warriors. This team has such resource reserves, first of all, in the backcourt. It is estimated that the Pelicans' starting lineup in the new season will be Poole and Trey Murphy. Murphy's playing style is very similar to Clay, with top-level shooting ability and excellent defense. The forward line is Herbert Jones and Zion, and Jones is also a 3D player. Zion is the team's true core and has organizational skills. It is probably the positioning of pursuing dreams.

Inside, both Rooney and Missy are centers without the ability to do outside, but they may play more like last season, allowing Jones to carry the No. 5 position, and open up space on the offensive end for Zion and Poole to kill. They also won two outstanding young players through the draft, one was No. 7 pick, Phils, one of the backcourt players with the strongest scoring ability in this class. Although they are not efficient in the summer league, they dare to play and fight, and have a good star temperament.

The team won Chris Quinn at the 13th pick, one of the best offensive centers in this class. They performed well in the summer, a bit like Randall or Reed, with a forward-style inside line. The Pelicans won them and probably learned from the Warriors' two-line plan before. The Warriors won the No. 7 pick Kumingga and No. 14 pick Moody in 21. Although the two showed good talents, to be honest, it was not very helpful to the Warriors.

Many times, the dual-line plan delays the team's development. If Kumingga and Moody are used to exchange for the appropriate instant-to-fight puzzle, the Warriors may be more successful. A team wants both the future and the present, which is unrealistic to be honest. In addition, this is not the biggest obstacle for the Pelicans. Their biggest obstacle should be Zion. Everyone knows that Zion is really good at playing, but he basically doesn't play. He has been playing 6 years in his career and has played a total of 213 games, with an attendance rate of only 43%, a pure glass man.

If you want to build the next Warriors, Zion will probably be a hindrance. In addition, the Warriors' current team building method of five small players is no longer practical. Now the West is stocking up on big inside and lineup thickness, so the Pelicans' team building method is wrong, and Dumas's ability is also very limited. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current Pelicans? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.