US media commented on the 25th deal in the 21st century: Lakers win Doncic only 15th, and Thunder wins Alexander first

On August 26, US media CBS today selected the 25 major deals in the 21st century. Let’s take a look at the top ten. 11 is the Nets who exchanged Marbury for Kidd, 12 is the Nuggets for Gordon, 13 is the Bucks for Holiday, 14 is the Mavericks bringing back Kidd, 15 is the Lakers who traded Doncic, 16 is the Cavaliers who get Love, 17 is the Thunder who get Caruso, 18 is the Cavaliers who traded Mo and Moon for the No. 1 pick, Irving, 19 is the Pacers who get Halliburton, 20 is the Celtics who get Bosh and Holiday, 21 is the Mavericks who buy Doncic in the night of the draft, 22 Richardson for Randolph, 23 is the Suns who get Paul. The 24th Warriors got Wiggins and the 25th Knicks got Anthony.

The tenth Rockets traded with Harden

After Harden rejected the Thunder's contract, the Thunder also chose to trade him to the Rockets. In this transaction, the Rockets sent Kevin Martin, Lamb and two first-round picks for Harden. After joining the Rockets, Harden also got the core position. He also helped the Rockets reach the division finals twice, and led the team to the best 65 wins and 17 losses in team history. Harden is considered the top ten star in the Rockets' history.

The ninth Pistons traded Ben Wallace

The Pistons at that time sent star player Grant Hill in exchange for Big Ben and Atkinson. This deal also allowed the Pistons to rise completely. Big Ben helped the Pistons win the championship in 2004 and led the Pistons to the finals again in 2005. Big Ben won the best defensive player for four sessions and is also one of the best big gates in history. He left the Pistons in 2006 and returned to his hometown in 2009, and is one of the famous players in the team history.

The Eighth Lakers traded the Black Brow Brother

The Lakers began to try to get Anthony Davis in 2018, but failed, and the team's locker room was in chaos. In the offseason in 2019, the two sides finally reached a consensus. The Lakers gave Ingram, Ball, No. 4 pick, Hart and 2 first round picks and got Davis. There were 3 top four picks here. The Lakers paid a lot, but the team won the championship in 20 years, and everything they did was worth it.

The Seventh Heat got O'Neal

In the offseason in 2004, O'Neal broke up with the Lakers' management. He chose to join the Heat. In order to get O'Neal, Riley also paid a lot. They gave Butler, O'dom and Grant + 1 draft pick, and got O'Neal from the Lakers. After coming to Miami, O'Neal said that he would bring a championship here. In the end, he did not break his promise and helped the team win the championship in 2006, which is also the first championship in the history of the Heat.

The sixth Clippers traded Paul

At the beginning, the Lakers wanted to get Paul the most, but they failed. The Clippers seized the opportunity to win Paul, and they sent Gordon, Carman, Amino and an unprotected first-round pick to get Paul. After Paul joined the Clippers, he led the team to the playoffs many times, and his name as an All-Catch City was resounding throughout the league, but Paul also failed to lead the team to the Western Conference Finals and was later sent to the Rockets.

The fifth Raptors won Leonard

Although Leonard was only one year's service period, the Raptors won the only championship in their team history this season. In order to get Leonard, they gave Boltel, DeRozan and a first-round pick, while the Spurs gave Leonard and Danny Green. The Raptors successfully won the championship with these two. However, after winning the championship, Leonard did not like the coldness of Toronto and finally chose to come to Los Angeles. The fourth Celtics won Garnett

The deal can be said to be the foundation for the Celtics' winning of the championship in 2008. In order to win Garnett, the Celtics also gave a lot of bargaining chips at that time, and they gave Jefferson, Gerald Green, Ryan Gomez, Terffell, Ratliff and two first-round picks. Gerald Green and Al Jefferson are both star-level abilities. Garnett did not disappoint the Celtics' expectations after joining, and they won the championship.

The Third Celtics traded Garnett and Pierce

Danny Angie entered the top five of this list, which is enough to show his ability. Garnett and Pierce had no peak at the beginning, and Angie also received their consent and eventually sent them to the Nets in exchange for a large number of draft picks. They sent Garnett, Pierce and Terry, and got Gerard Wallace, Humphries, Bogans, Marshan Brooks and four first-round picks. These four first-round picks include Tatum and Brown.

The Lakers traded Gasol

This deal was called a robbery by Popovich, because this deal allowed the Lakers to win two championships. If it weren't for him, Kobe would not have entered the top ten in history. The deal was successful at that time, thanks to Jerry West, who worked in the Grizzlies' management and was also concerned about his old boss. The Lakers gave the signing rights of Crittanton and Kazumi, and two first-round picks, and won Gasol, and the Lakers also achieved success because of him.

The first Thunder trade was obtained by Alexander

. This deal is probably known to many fans. In 2019, George forced the palace to leave the team and wanted to go to the Clippers. The Thunder agreed to the deal, but they also asked for it very much. They directly asked Garlinari, Alexander, 4 unprotected first-round picks, and 2 first-round exchange picks. Everyone knows the final result. Alexander helped the Thunder win their first championship to move to Oklahoma. Having said that, what do you want to say about these 10 teams? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.