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Jerry West, the "logo guy," immediately gave Su Hao a strong sense of security.

It even seems that if Su Hao asked, he would be willing to change the NBA logo to Su Hao's dribbling posture.

He really made Su Hao cry his eyes out.

"Not so polite!"

Su Hao smiled.

Regardless, Jerry West's words did reassure Su Hao and put him in a good mood.

After a brief exchange.

With Curry here too.

Su Hao asked, "Manager Jerry, I think... you should also know how well Curry and I played together at Davidson College."

We have great chemistry and our offensive and defensive styles complement each other perfectly. If we could play together, it would be twice as effective.

so……"

"You want Curry to come to the Clippers too?!"

Jerry West was clearly a smart man and immediately saw through Su Hao's intentions.

"Correct."

Su Hao didn't try to hide anything.

After listening, Jerry West didn't hesitate and patted his chest, promising, "Sue, don't worry."

I will do anything to trade for Curry!

I have witnessed the chemistry between you and Curry, and the fighting spirit you displayed on the NCAA Tournament stage.

If Curry comes, our Clippers' strength will be further enhanced.

He's a crucial piece of the puzzle for our Clippers championship run, so we have to trade for him no matter what.

The "logo guy" was too decisive.

Su Hao was genuinely a little uncomfortable, but he smiled and said, "Thank you!"

"this is necessary."

Jerry West gripped Su Hao's hand tightly, then looked at Curry beside him and smiled, "Stephen has outstanding outside shooting ability and excellent playmaking ability."

The Clippers also need a powerful combo guard like you!

I will do everything in my power to make this trade happen, bringing Stephen Curry to our Los Angeles Clippers via a sign-and-trade.

"Uh-huh."

Curry nodded. "Then I'll trouble Manager Jerry!"

……

The team was rebuilt with Su Hao as its core player.

Jerry West's first step was to meet Su Hao's demands by trading for Curry.

Without wasting a moment.

Get it running immediately.

He contacted Knicks general manager Donnie Walsh on the afternoon of the same day the draft ended.

Take advantage of the opportunity.

He met Donnie Walsh directly in a high-end coffee shop.

"I want Stephen Curry, is there any room for a trade?!" Jerry West got straight to the point.

"Uh……"

Donnie Walsh thought for a moment, then smiled and said, "Are you planning to trade Su Hao to me? I'd be happy to."

"Su Hao, impossible!"

"So what do you think?!"

Donnie Walsh remained inactive.

Jerry West, not wanting to play games with him, bluntly stated: "I'm sending away the team's two All-Star cores, Chris Kaman and Baron Davis."

One is an inside center, and the other is an outside point guard.

These two players would be a formidable fighting force in any team.

"I've put these two on the trading block. Could you trade for Curry from your team and match a player of similar value?"

"hiss……"

Donnie Walsh's lips twitched violently.

He originally didn't plan to trade Curry, and felt the Clippers didn't have any good players to offer.

He believed the Clippers were unlikely to trade Kaman and Baron Davis.

Who knew... it would be a royal flush right from the start.

"You really believe in Su Hao, a rookie, and that he can give the Clippers a championship future?!"

Donnie Walsh was surprised.

"Don't worry about that. Just focus on whether the offer of these two All-Star players is good enough!"

Jerry West got straight to the point.

"Could you give me some time to think about it?!"

"of course."

After Jerry West finished speaking, he and Coach Mike Dunleavy walked away to wait outside.

Donnie Walsh looked at Coach D'Antoni beside him: "What are your thoughts?!"

"Uh……"

D'Antoni stroked his chin and thought for a moment: "Stephen Curry's three-point shooting is really amazing, it's unreasonable."

He can shoot three-pointers with great accuracy and distance, which somewhat breaks our traditional definition of a shooter who catches and shoots.

If we get him, we could very well revive the "run-and-gun" tactics I used to employ with the Suns.

but……

Curry's physique is still too slender, and whether he can adapt to the intensity of NBA games is a point of concern.

Furthermore.

Jerry West's offer is really tempting.

Chris Kaman and Baron Davis are not just All-Star players, but they are still almost at an All-Star level right now!

For the Clippers

Su Hao corresponds to Kaman, and Curry corresponds to Baron Davis, if they want to establish the Davidson twin star combination of Su Hao and Curry.

Nakaman and Baron Davis staying with the Clippers does overlap somewhat.

There wasn't really a problem with them putting these two on the shelves.

But if we, the Knicks, get it, we'll really hit the jackpot.

So... I think this kind of deal is worth considering.

The problem is, both Kaman and Baron Davis are players with multi-million dollar annual salaries. What kind of assets should we offer to match that?!

"Yes."

Donnie Walsh nodded while frowning in thought, and after a moment said, "Since the Clippers really want Stephen Curry."

Then Curry and Baron Davis could be a good match.

Kaman is an All-Star center, so we need to give him an All-Star caliber player as well.

Last season.

The team's 206cm power forward, Al Harrington... he averages 21.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 1.5 steals per game.

Although he has never been selected as an All-Star.

But these statistics and performance are already comparable to those of an All-Star power forward.

How about we send him away?!

"It might not work!"

Coach D'Antoni shook his head. "Al Harrington has played well this season, but he's getting old, and the Clippers might not agree to it."

I think... David Lee would also be a good choice.

He is averaging 16.3 points per game this season.

He also managed to grab an impressive 12.1 rebounds per game, and as a center, he averaged 2.3 assists per game, demonstrating some playmaking ability.

Although the defense was a bit lacking.

But he's still considered a near All-Star caliber player.

So... I suggest sending out Curry and either Al Harrington or David Lee.

Both players earn around ten million a year, while Curry, as a rookie, only earns about four million a year, still not comparable to Baron Davis.

"Then we can add some more cash and send in another second-round pick, that should be about right."

"Uh-huh."

Donnie Walsh nodded in agreement with D'Antoni's idea, and then relayed it to Jerry West and Mike Dunleavy, who were still waiting outside.

"Jerry, what do you think of the Knicks' offer?!"

Mike Dunleavy asked.

"Uh……"

Jerry West thought for a moment and nodded. "I don't think there's any problem. As long as Curry can come, everything else is negotiable!"