Therefore, while regaining Wayne, we also had to lose these two generals.

When Patterson was at a loss, Wayne called him.

"I want to participate in this year's draft again."

Wayne also knows the difficulties faced by the Trail Blazers. The departure of Thompson and Middleton is undoubtedly a huge loss.

The worst thing is Middleton, Wayne has not had time to enjoy the dividends of his growth, he is leaving.

Damn it, I chose to be lonely back then.

But there is really no way. As someone who has been there, Wayne knows very well that a team full of giants may not go far.

If you think about it, if the Blazers use their bird rights to extend everyone's contracts, then basically only five of them will be able to play next season, and there will be no lineup depth at all.

If one or two of them are injured, no one will be able to step up, and the team's combat effectiveness will collapse.

Are there many examples of losing championships because of this?

Don't say it's impossible to be so unlucky, injuries are normal in competitive sports. Wayne has only had one season with the Trail Blazers without any injuries to key players.

Compared with many giants, Wayne is more optimistic about the depth of the lineup and the construction of a reasonable team.

Only such a team has the ability to deal with unexpected events.

Wayne is not allowed to fail in this comeback, so he can't gamble on luck.

Although we have to lose two ruthless people, there are always more solutions than difficulties.
Chapter completed!