Specially responsible for taking care of children? The Spurs veteran is considering leaving the team or helping to promote potential new stars

NBA has 26 teams entering the offseason, so the player mobile market will be very lively.

Two days ago, San Antonio Spurs veteran Chris Paul appeared in Oklahoma City to watch the Thunder's Western Conference Finals. Paul once played for the Thunder and he has a good relationship with the team's core Alexander.

In fact, Paul is also very idle at the moment. His contract with the Spurs is about to expire, and he is likely not to return to the Spurs. The Spurs have their own offseason tasks. They plan to introduce a strong forward line, with their goal directly aiming at Durant or "Antetokounmpo" Giannis Antetokounmpo.

The Spurs also hope to pick popular defender Dylan Harper in this year's NBA draft, so Paul will feel that the Spurs' bench is too crowded to have no place to sit. In this case, Paul hopes to leave directly.

But Paul has no idea of ​​retirement, and he still wants to continue playing, so the Dallas Mavericks hope that Paul can join. The Mavericks' head guard Irving tore the ACL, so it is expected to be on standby until around January next year. In this way, the Mavericks need a starting point guard, and Paul is a good choice.

In addition, Paul was also invited by the Portland Trail Blazers. The Trail Blazers also hope that an experienced veteran defender will help. They have a forward with a full potential in their team, and they also need an excellent defender to lead them. It has to be said that Paul is now a well-known professional "carrying children".

Paul has a significant role in improving young players, and this season has taken Wenban Yama to a step further. Because of this, the Mavericks hope that Paul can bring Flag, and the Trail Blazers also hope that Paul can bring Henderson.