According to ESPN reporter Adrian Woznarowski, Toronto will not rush to trade Bruce Brown (guard-forward, 193cm, 92kg).
Toronto sent Pascal Siakam (Indiana) on the 18th (Korea Standard Time) and secured a full first-round ticket with Brown. Brown's contract expires at the maximum in the upcoming 2024-2025 season. However, as the post-season contract is classified as a team option, it is attracting attention from the market as it is a potential expiring contractor. 토토사이트
The terms of the contract are also conditional, but the reason why Brown is in the spotlight as a major power is much bigger. When he steps in, he can add offense to the outside. As he can use it between the starting lineup and the bench, interest in him is hot. The recent championship experience cannot be overlooked.
After Brown was traded to Toronto, more and more teams were showing interest. The Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, and more were interested, including the Philadelphia 76ers, Miami Heat, and Dallas Mavericks. There was even the Denver Nuggets with him last season.
However, a large number of teams have shown interest in Toronto doesn't necessarily mean that Toronto can get favorable conditions. In fact, some teams have limited coordination in terms of conditions. Toronto intends to take more time to engage in Brown trade. It has plenty of time before the trade deadline.
Toronto also intends to trade Brown first, but has decided to play the season for now. In view of this, it is possible that satisfactory terms have not yet been presented or there may have been no specific deal offer. In other words, it appears that while waiting for some time, they are finally deciding whether to trade him.
There is no urgent reason. He has time until the deadline and can be used as a member who can help young players grow. If he settles down well in the team and goes well with the existing players, he does not have to make a trade. He can make a deal this summer or during the next season after exercising his options.
If Brown is a member more in tune with the current team's direction, it might be better to trade Dennis Schroeder instead. Toronto may also want to trade one of Brown and Schroeder for assets that will help it in the future. It's natural to be more cautious.
After the trade, Brown played in three games for Toronto. He played 22.7 minutes per game, recording 10 points (.565.286 1.000) with 4.3 rebounds and 1 assist. He played as the main shooting guard for the Indiana Pacers, but played as the backup guard for the Toronto Blue Jays, which slightly reduced his playing time.
He entered the NBA in the last 2018-2019 season and went back and forth to several clubs. Depending on the situation, he crossed several positions. In fact, his position is classified as a swingman even though he is not tall. In fact, if he joins a strong team, he is considered to be a good piece for his challenge to win.
