Expected to leave! Goodbye, Paul! The odds of the new home are exposed

Mei Kee revealed:Full free agent Paul is not expected to return to the Spurs due to a crowded backcourt.

All-Star guard Fox + Rookie of the Year Castle + this year's potential rookie Dylan Harper, the three will build a strong backcourt framework for the Spurs to help Wembanyama take off in the new season, so there is indeed no place for Paul, who has turned 40 years old.

Paul played 82 games for the Spurs in the regular season this season, averaging 28 minutes per game, contributing 8.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 7.4 assists and 1.3 steals, shooting 42.7%, 37.7% and 92.4% from three.

Regarding Paul's new home odds,The Mavericks, Lakers and Clippers round out the top threeThe Cavaliers followed with the Grizzlies in fifth.

The Mavericks are the most favored to be the most normal, but with Irving missing most of next season due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and urgently needs a starter-level point guard to replace him, and at the same time be ready to be relegated to the bench, then Paul is definitely a very good fit, and Bushy Eyebrows & Flagg also needs a passing master to feed the cake.

But there are still many people who hope that Paul can bring his talent to the Lakers to make up for the regret of not being able to wear the purple and gold jersey 14 years ago, and there is his good friend James there, and the two league veterans will join hands to hit the championship for the last time, and if it succeeds, it will be another good story.

In fact, there is no need to be so entangled, the Mavericks and the Lakers or another team, whoever gives more money can win him, the American knife is the most tempting for this buddy, and the promise of a big pie such as the starting status of the championship is not very important.

In his 20-year NBA career so far, Paul's total salary income can be as high as 400 million US dollars, and real money is always the most practical.

Of course, the best beauty knife and honor are all wanted, and it is rare to be able to do it.

What else can be said? Good luck to Paul on his little remaining journey!