Bill Simmons, a reporter for "The Ringer," talked about Lowry Makanen of Utah jazz on a podcast on the 9th (Korean time).메이저사이트
Utah ace Makanen suffered from transfer rumors last summer. Rumors spread that Golden State and Sacramento were aiming for him, and even specific candidates for counter-benefit were mentioned.
However, instead of trading, Makanen and Utah agreed to an extended contract to build a stronger relationship. Utah gave Makanen a huge, five-year, $238 million contract, showing strong trust in him.
However, Makanen's performance this season did not live up to his expectations. He averaged 19.0 points and 5.9 rebounds, had a fielding rate of 42.3 percent and a three-point success rate of 34.6 percent, which almost all of his statistics fell. He was hardly the ace player in the team.
Moreover, the durability issue stood out. Makanen, who had been feared to suffer injury from the beginning of his career, played only 47 games this season, following 55 games last season.
The combination of injuries and sluggishness has also raised concerns that Makanen's contract could be a malicious contract. In addition, the timeline does not match Utah's young prospects for growth. Similarly, there have been reports in local media that Philadelphia may target Makanen after dealing with Paul George, who is worried about a malicious contract.
First of all, reporter Jack copyright from ESPN pointed out, "If there's a strong offer for Laurie Makanen, I think Utah will have to consider accepting it and will agree, because Makanen no longer fits their timeline."
According to reporter Simmons, Utah is also not closed to Makanen's trade. The key is whether there will be a team that can match his vast salary.
"League officials believe Utah Jazz is open to hearing trade offers for Lowry Makanen," Simmons said.
Utah, which was neither a sure win nor a sure tanking, posted its worst record of 17 wins and 65 losses this season. Meanwhile, the result was disappointing, ranking only fifth in the draft rotary pick lottery.
The nomination of Cooper Flag, which he dreamed of like hope, has been blown away. What plan will Utah come up with next season? Accordingly, there is a possibility that Makanen's future will change.
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