But this doesn't matter. Everyone cares about where Garnett is going, not why he leaves.

Zhang Hao and several national teammates also care about this matter.

Next season, Garnett's salary is as high as US$28 million, the league's number one, but it's not such a good deal.

After chatting casually, I really can't guess where Garnett will go.

Yao Ming is very confident in his head and analyzed it

"McHale is a Celtics celebrity, the Lakers' mortal enemy, and will not send Garnett to the Lakers.

I think if Garnett hadn't designated a team to go to California, McHale might have sent Garnett to the Celtics.

The Clippers and the Warriors have higher probability, both teams are very talented, have enough chips, and the Warriors have better lineup structure, but Baylor's operation has been excellent for odd years..."

That spy sent to the Clippers to the odd years was excellent?

Zhang Hao thought about it and it seemed to be!

Baylor saves his general manager career in odd years every time...

Zhang Hao looked at Yao Ming. What are the fat man who is almost 270 pounds usually paying attention to?

Hu Weidong said enviously: "Phoenix City is actually very close to California, why doesn't he think about us? Phoenix City is the best in the city where the NBA team I have ever seen!"

"Phoenix is ​​good, but if you use Hardaway or Hill to trade Garnett, the Timberwolves management is stupid, and you can't do this. It's better to wait until Garnett leaves next summer."

Zhang Hao's complaints are still sharp, and they are still crazy.

After listening to the few people talking for a while, Yi Jianlian weakly interrupted: "In addition to the Lakers, Clippers, and Warriors, isn't there any Kings in California?

After saying that, Yi Jianlian felt the look of several people looking at the idiots... Well, he also understands the ball. The Kings are perfect in terms of lineup structure. It is impossible to trade if it is okay. Also, the Kings don’t have the capital to trade...

By chance, at this time, Henry Thomas, the American agent of Zhang Hao, Wang Zhizhi, Yao Ming, and Hu Weidong, called.

Zhang Hao answered the phone, said a few words, hung up the phone, and then looked at Yi Jianlian.

When the others saw Zhang Hao's actions, they didn't know what was going on, but they also looked at Yi Jianlian.

Yi Jianlian was frightened by the group of bigwigs around him and asked in a trembling voice: "What's wrong with me, Brother Hao?"

"It's okay, let's see if your mouth is shining..." Zhang Hao turned to look at Wang Zhizhi: "king, you and Garnett have become teammates!"

Wang Zhizhi turned his head and looked at Zhang Hao like a roe deer, almost flashing his neck.

"Brother Hao, what did you say?"

Wang Zhizhi's eyes widened, Hu Weidong and Yao Ming also turned their heads to stare at Zhang Hao, unable to believe it.

Zhang Hao didn't keep it in a silence and said: "Garnett made it clear from the beginning that he wanted to go to the Lakers or Kings. The Timberwolves had been talking to the Kings from the beginning. Now the negotiation is over. Don't worry, the Kings regard you as a non-selling product..."

...

The 2003 rookie continued to be miserable in the first few hours of entering the NBA...

On June 27, 2003, at 4 pm that day of the NBA draft, the Kings and the Timberwolves jointly announced a deal. The Kings took Weber, Bibby, and Hidd Tkoglu as the core chips. The specific details were not disclosed. The transaction received Kevin Garnett, who had one year left in the contract!

Wang Zhizhi joins forces with Garnett!

Garnett, who was on vacation in San Francisco, was found by Chinese reporters less than half an hour after the transaction was announced and surrounded and asked questions about Wang Zhizhi.

Garnett, who had just learned that he was traded to the Kings, was quite excited, but he still maintained a lofty and cold attitude, but his way of speaking had changed a little...
Chapter completed!