Larry Tanebaum has a good idea, but it doesn't work in Bruce. If the Toronto Raptors really get together with the "Big Three" then their first round pick in 1999 wouldn't it be worth much?

It's so unprofitable. Bruce must have refused to Sa. He has already decided that Larry Tanebaum is completely making a fuss, and he is not a fool and will never be fooled.

"Bruce, why? I think both of these transactions are very sincere." Larry Tanebaum didn't want to give up this opportunity, he wanted to work hard.

Michael Olovokandi and Vince Carter are definitely in the top draft rankings, which means the Toronto Raptors need a higher pick to sign.

Generally, lottery draws for the New Year of the Draft are very expensive, and basically not many teams are willing to trade. Of course, there is no absolute thing in the world. If you can pay good chips, that's another matter. But what can the Toronto Raptors take advantage of now? Even after playing for a season, it's impossible to have many chips to exchange with other teams. This is so frightening.

"Mr. Larry, do you treat me as an idiot? Next year is the year of the draft. You don't know how valuable the Warriors' sign is?!"

"You dare to say that you are sincere?! If you are sincere, then you can talk about it in another way."

It’s not impossible to want the first round pick from the Warriors in 1998, but it just needs something else to change. It depends on whether Larry Tanebaum is sensible or not.

And when Larry Tanebaum heard Bruce say this, he seemed helpless. It seemed that Bruce was such a very smart boss, and it was difficult to deal with it!

He thought he had already seen Bruce thoroughly on the previous Nash deal issue, and he also thought that Bruce was not that scheming, but now he thought that no boss who could do in the NBA was a fuel-efficient one.

"What do you think can show sincerity in Bruce?!" Larry Tanebaum has also begun to negotiate with Bruce seriously.

They are all businessmen, so it is okay to sit down and talk slowly.

"Let's change the trading method. The New York Han people took out Steve Nash + the first round unprotected Golden State Warriors in 1998 + the first round unprotected New York Han people in 1998 + the second round pick in 1999 and you Toronto Raptors traded the second round pick in 1997 + the first round unprotected sign in 2003. How about it?! The chips I have taken out are not bad!"

Not to mention, just after Bruce thought about what he needed to trade, and as for why the Toronto Raptors in 2001 were not protected in the first round, this will be explained in detail later.

"This, this..."

Larry Tanebaum was also quite puzzled by Bruce's slutty operation, mainly because he didn't know what Bruce thought. He exchanged Steve Nash for the second pick in 1997. This was agreed by both sides. He understood this deal, but what he didn't understand was the Golden State Warriors' first round unprotected first round pick in 1998 + the New York Han Ren's first round pick in 1998 + the New York Han Ren's second round pick in 1999. What does it mean to exchange for the Toronto Raptors' first round unprotected first round pick in 2003? It was obvious that he was at a loss for Bruce, but since he made the phone call with Bruce until now, he has not felt that Bruce has shown signs of being a sucker?!

Or would it mean that what superstar rookies will appear in the 2003 draft?!

"I understand and wonder why I used the first round unprotected first round pick in the 1998 Golden State Warriors in the first round unprotected first round pick + the first round pick of the New York Hans in the 1998 + the second round pick of the New York Hans in the 1999 to exchange for you a Toronto Raptors in the 2003 first round unprotected first round. Of course, I have the conditions here."

“What conditions?!”

"This is the first thing I know you are going to expand the selection of players soon. I hope you can pick Scott Brooks away when selecting Han players."

Teams in previous life were allowed to exchange new teams for new teams to choose or not select a player of their own by compensating for new teams (usually with draft picks). For example, in the 1995 expansion draft (at that time, Vancouver and Toronto entered the league), the Orlando Magic did not put Darrell Armstrong, Anthony Event, Rodney Dent and Helt Hammingk on the protection list, but the Magic neither wanted to lose Darrell Armstrong nor Helt Hammingk, so the Magic exchanged their 1996 second round draft pick to Vancouver in exchange for Vancouver's No. 2 pick in the expansion draft. As Rodney Dent was picked by Vancouver, Darrell Armstrong and Helt Hammingk stayed.

The second round pick of the New York Hans in 1999 was to let the Toronto Raptors pick Scott Brooks away. The reason why they didn't use this year's first round pick was to prepare for Wang Zhizhi in the draft. Of course, the Hans only had this draft pick this year. There was nothing extra so they could only keep it.

"I need you to let the Toronto Raptors play badly in 2002. The prerequisite is to have one or two finals in the division. I need your Toronto Raptors signing in 2001."

Originally, Bruce didn't want to trade, but there was no way. In 2003, there was Cameron Anthony, which reminded him of the nursery rhyme: "I, Gua Ge, I, don't talk much in society; whether New York is in chaos, Gua Ge has the final say; Gua Ge is half a cigarette, and half the sky in New York; Gua Ge yells, New York shakes three times!"

It can be said that as long as you recruit the "social melon" to the Han team, it is undoubtedly that Bruce can take no bodyguards when going out in New York at night. This is what Bruce wants most. If Bruce has any weakness, it is that he is afraid of death and is extremely afraid of death. In addition to not allowing bodyguards to follow him all the time in the country, he has bodyguards at the side of the United States at any time!

It’s also a big blame for the chaos in America, and you can buy guns at will. This makes Bruce feel insecure. Bruce doesn’t want to be shot to death by walking on the bustling streets!

With the "social melon", there will be no big problem. With the "social melon"'s gangster connections, those New York gangsters can only be a human being with their tails when they see Bruce.

Gua Ge is in hand with New York, which is why Bruce insists on the Toronto Raptors’ first round pick in 2003.

Besides, Bruce has not changed Cameron Anthony's life trajectory now. His family is still poor and he still can get involved in the underworld. However, in this life, Bruce released goodwill to Cameron Anthony in advance and became good friends with him. Based on such conditions, Cameron Anthony wanted to join the New York Han people. As long as the Toronto Raptors could get the top three picks by playing badly, they could choose Cameron Anthony.

As for what it is for the first round pick in 1999, even if the Toronto Raptors sign is a lotto sign, it is useless, because he doesn't need it at all. Although the small forwards were rampant in 1999, to put it bluntly, he only wants one player and the others are completely dispensable. Even if Bruce uses his first round pick in 1999 + players to trade with other teams, he can still get a lotto sign to choose that player. It is not cost-effective to exchange the Toronto Raptors for the first round pick in 1999!

Anyway, he was not very interested in the rookie in 1998. Dirk Nowitzki belonged to Cuban and Paul Pierce belonged to Celtics. Bruce didn't bother to grab it. Since this is the case, it would be better to exchange for the Toronto Raptors' first round pick in 2003!
Chapter completed!