Of course, that's just what he thought.
To the outside world, if you ignore the Su Wan transaction, the trades New York made this summer could at most earn a B+ rating.
They signed quite a few people.
But Felton was someone the Bobcats didn't want.
Although Tyson Chandler did help the Mavericks to win.
But the "Boxing King" is famously known as the "fragile" player in the league's five position. Since entering the league in 2001, he had never completed a full season, and each season, minor issues would invariably occur.
As for why he still managed to secure a contract with a salary of ten million a year...
That has to do with Cuban.
If he dared to give Dan Piel a ten-million-dollar annual salary, there is nothing he wouldn't dare to do.
Moreover, their first-round pick, tenth overall this summer, was a player from the NCAA Division II. No matter how you look at it, every move New York made this year seemed fraught with risk.
But...
"Who let them have Su Wan?"
