"Jiang Dongbing said with a smile.

Van Gundy looked helpless. Even if he knew that Jiang Dongbing was tricking the Knicks, there was nothing he could do. Pippen was really attractive to them.

When a team like the Knicks selects players, perhaps their first consideration is not the player's strength, but the player's reputation...

That Pippen is simply too dreamy for the Knicks.

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After hanging up the phone with Van Gundy, Jiang Dongbing's face was full of smiles. If the deal with the Knicks goes through, the Blazers can really say that they have made a lot of money.

Not only did he get rid of Pippen's super big contract, but he also got an extremely useful blue-collar insider like Big Ben to supplement the Blazers' inside strength!

In addition, I saved at least 5 million in annual salary expenses, which is simply killing two birds with one stone.

Perhaps he was also afraid of being intercepted by the Lakers, so early the next morning, Van Gundy called and said that he had agreed to the deal and that they would contact Ben Wallace as soon as possible and wait until the signing with Ben was completed.

Finalize Pippen's contract with the Trail Blazers.

Whitsitt encountered a problem with the Lakers. After learning that Jiang Dongbing had successfully dealt with Pippen, he couldn't help but be impressed by Jiang Dongbing. This trading ability is really admirable.

If it were you, would you be able to come up with such a perfect trading plan? I'm afraid it's unlikely.

Of course, even if I can figure it out, Benle's unwillingness to sign with the Knicks is still a matter of two people. Maybe Benle just doesn't want to sign with the Knicks...
Chapter completed!