Celtics traded the Wave God to the Eagle, 238 million luxury tax evaporated overnight! The ultimate way of Celtics to manage finances

The trading market was thundering in the early morning! The Celtics used Porzingis + second round pick as bargaining chips to successfully wipe out the luxury tax of up to $238 million. The Hawks took over the fragile giant, while the Nets accepted Terence Mann and the No. 22 picks like a treasure. So far, the Nets have already held five first-round picks this year, and their ambitions are about to come out.

Celtics' operations are the work of a financial magician. Giving out the Po God seems to have cut his losses, but in fact it accurately gets rid of the heavy salary burden. The 238 million luxury tax was instantly cleared, not only releasing huge space for future recruitment, but also announced to the league that the creation of the championship team is as fatal as the stadium tactics.

And the Eagle's gamble is a bit worrying. Porzingis' talent is unquestionable, but can the glass attributes support its value? Atlanta Gan takes the risk of taking over the hot potato. Is it bet on the inside killer or becomes the takeover of the Celtic financial game? The answer may be more cruel than expected. The Nets' abacus crackled. Mann's immediate combat power and the potential of the 22nd draw add another bargaining chip to their youth army. Holding 5 first-round picks in hand is like holding the lifeblood of the future. Brooklyn is using the calmest posture to rebuild a new blueprint on the ruins.

This three-party transaction tear opens up the cruel truth of the NBA: the game of top teams has long surpassed purely court confrontation. When the Celtics used financial statements to replace the tactical board to complete the "fatal blow", the Hawks' adventure and the Nets' dormant are telling the same survival rule - the champion is not only born in the spotlight, but is also quietly forged in the precise calculations of the Finance Office.