The Wizards are planning a major trade, and another Big Three is born in the league. Who can win the championship first with Harden and Westbrook?

Just six months later, the fairy tale was shattered, and the Clippers traded Griffin to the Pistons. Now, former teammate Chris Paul, with whom he had issues, finally understands how Griffin felt at the time. Ironically, what happened to Paul happened because of the Clippers. Imagine if the Clippers hadn't knocked down George's first domino, Paul might not have left Houston so quickly. This was only half a month after he had a heart-to-heart relationship with Rockets general manager Morey.

On June 25, the NBA announced major awards such as the 2018-19 regular season MVP at a wedding at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Los Angeles. On the red carpet, Morey faced the media and vowed. "Paul asked to be traded? It's okay. Our team is now the strongest team in the Western Conference, and we will try our best to win another championship!" At that time, news about the discord between Harden and Paul was aroused. The reason Morey dared to say this was because he had just had a long conversation with Paul a few hours ago. At the Montick Hotel in Beverly Hills, Paul told Morey about his confusion and confusion about the future.

Morey listened patiently and then told Paul his idea of ??signing this summer. "We had a good conversation at the time, discussing various possible reinforcement options and the future direction of the team." Maybe the only thing I didn't talk about was the situation of trading Paul. In the past two weeks, the NBA has signed contracts one after another, transactions are booming, and the league's power map is also constantly changing. Morey is on pins and needles, are the Rockets the strongest team in the Western Conference? These transactions make this sentence increasingly funny. Finally, after George's earthquake-level trade, Morey, who has a keen sense of smell, realized that Shaw Wei was the Thunder's next target.

However, not only one team wants Shaw, but the Heat and Pistons are also very interested in him. But the Rockets' biggest advantage is that they won't be so willing. After the Thunder were forced to embark on the road of reconstruction, Shaw Wei negotiated amicably with the Thunder and expressed his willingness to be traded, but hoped that the team would send him where he wanted to go. In fact, shortly after the news of the George trade was announced, Shaw Wei Had a phone call with Harden to discuss the possibility of a reunion. Both former teammates have won the NBA's highest individual honor, but neither has tasted a championship. Their years of mutual pursuit and friendship finally paved the way for Shao Weidi to reach Hugh City. But Paul, the other protagonist of this transaction, was not so lucky.

He has no right to choose the next stop from beginning to end. Paul stayed with the Rockets for two years. We can use his calf injury in Game 6 of the Western Conference last year as a dividing point to divide this experience into two. In the first stage, Harden and Paul both put themselves aside and fought for victory together. In the end, they won the best 65 regular season wins in the team's history and almost defeated the Warriors. In the second stage, Paul's condition declined after recovering from injury, and his shooting percentage hit a career low. The Rockets also experienced many twists and turns, and were eventually eliminated by the Warriors who lacked Durant. The contradictions that were covered up by victory in the past gradually surfaced. Both Harden and Paul have strong personalities, are difficult to get along with, and have had fights with their teammates. In the past, Paul was an owner of other teams. After arriving in Houston, although he initially suppressed his anti-customer-oriented impulses, over time, his old habit of pointing came back. People familiar with the situation said that in the later stages, Paul felt like a coach in front of Harden. But Harden didn't buy it. He thinks Paul, even the players who play against him, often fail to make decisions. Who has the right to make irresponsible remarks about oneself?