But the Grizzlies now have no quota. They signed Jerome, Spencer, and Landal from the free market, and had not sent Conchar away, and the personnel had already overflowed. In this way, Anthony is the most annoying thing after scanning the roster. Compared to sending away Conchar's two-year full guarantee contract, directly slapping Anthony saves more chips. However, this doesn't mean that the Grizzlies won't touch Conchar.

The key is not the Grizzlies' side, but the Bucks signed him.

Anthony is definitely a player with strength exceeding the basic salary, and he also played it before the rise of the Magic. Anthony's more powerful night is a superstar style of playing. He has some tricks to shoot and break through and ends with high difficulty, and he has some ability to shoot the ball after changing the defense. The Bucks scraped out Kevin Porter Jr. last season, and now they have caught Cole Anthony to touch him. Perhaps, they have some experience in activating the Nerve Knife player.

For the Bucks, who directly cut Lillard and lost more than 22 million in the backcourt, it is necessary to accumulate offensive resources in the backcourt at a cheap price. From this perspective, it is also appropriate to start with Anthony in terms of type.

But the Bucks are still not at the level of being the second-in-command player. Apart from letters and Turner, there are no players who are stable at the starting level of the playoffs. Their advantage is that they have stocked up a lot of cheap mid- and late-segments. These people generally have distinct advantages and disadvantages, and when funds are limited, it is appropriate to take players with specialties but not comprehensive enough. At least you can try their best to gain a single game explosive power.

It is still difficult to go far in the playoffs. It is a more realistic goal to strive for the first two consecutive championships in the middle of the season in history - at least a record - at the moment.