Chapter 706

Then all the offers from Western teams were rejected by the Lakers.

Looking at the East.

Almost all teams gave offers, even the Bulls had ideas.

They planned to put Yao on the block, trying to trade for O'Neal.

Forming a "Su Yan + O'Neal" combination would be at least one level stronger than the "OK Duo".

That would be a combination that would directly end the league.

It's just that the Bulls had just won the championship, so doing this wasn't appropriate.

So the Bulls gave up.

But other teams all gave offers.

After some screening, the Lakers finally identified three teams: the Wizards, the Celtics, and the Heat.

First, the Wizards; they were willing to put "Agent Zero" Arenas, Stackhouse, and Haywood all on the block.

Arenas' personal ability was unquestionable; he was growing rapidly and had already grown into an All-Star player.

He was rapidly growing to the "General" level.

Stackhouse was once hailed as "Jordan's successor".

Such chips were also very tempting.

The Wizards doing this was equivalent to giving up everything on the team to trade for O'Neal, and then rebuilding the team with O'Neal as the core.

This also showed that O'Neal still had extremely high trade value in today's league.

He was still one of the absolute cores for winning a championship.

How did the Lakers see it?

The Lakers still gave up, gave up on the Kobe + Arenas pair, which might be... the league's strongest backcourt combination!

The reason?! ===== CHAPTER 708 =====