连结： https://t.co/L7DRYThg1s 全文： The Phoenix Suns are operating in an unusual world, interested in making a trade for needed depth in an environment with three quasi-owners at the moment. Current owner Robert Sarver is suspended, selling the team and, even though he's barred from communicating with anyone, still in control of any trades that surp ass a certain agreed-upon dollar amount. Acting governor Sam Garvin is in charge of the day-to-day and said he has a sign -off on trades, but only to a certain point. And Mat Ishbia has an agreement to buy the team and is preparing for a midseason takeover, but it's not expected he will be through the vetting process before the Feb. 9 trade deadline. To understand why the Suns haven't yet been able to find a deal for disgruntled forward Jae Crowder as injuries have ravaged the team and disrupted a 20-18 star t, Phoenix's ownership morass is a contributing factor. When NBA commissioner Adam Silver suspended Sarver in September, the league offi ce laid out a series of rules regarding his involvement with the team for the ne xt year. Some of these provisions, particularly those preventing changes to top positions on the business side of the operation without Sarver's approval, have been reported on extensively by ESPN's Baxter Holmes. But one key provision has given Sarver a remaining piece of power. Sarver still has to give personal sign-off on any deal for a player with a salar y that is more than the current "average player salary," multiple league sources confirmed to ESPN. This would include any luxury tax payments, which the Suns a re currently projected to pay. The current average player salary is $10.8 million. Crowder's salary is $10.2 mi llion. And the Suns, according to sources, have had talks about various multipla yer trades over the past few months that would all likely have to end up on Sarv er's desk. This is a rare circumstance within the NBA, having to negotiate trades without t alking directly to the person who must approve it. There are other provisions th at the acting leadership of the Suns cannot do without his permission, sources s aid, such as attempting to relocate the franchise or change the lease for the ar ena. But the trade approval aspect is perhaps the most relevant to the way the t eam is handling basketball business in this period. Occasionally, NBA lawyers have created such one-off arrangements to manage uniqu e situations. A decade ago when Phil Jackson was named president of the New York Knicks and then-fiancé e Jeanie Buss was president of the Los Angeles Lakers, t e league had an arrangement in which the league office had oversight on any deal ings between the franchises to prevent perceived conflicts of interest. Garvin, for his part, acknowledged Sarver still had some say in trades in an int erview with the Arizona Republic in December. Though, Garvin might've undersold just to what level Sarver could still have approval power. "If we wanted to do a massive trade that would be for three max contracts and br ing on say $150 million in payroll beyond the $150 million we have? He's still t he majority shareholder," Garvin told the newspaper. "He owns 30% of the shares, and he's managing the sale. "So for super extraordinary items like that, I have the ability to consult with him and get his opinion on it, but day-to-day stuff -- regular trades, business decisions, all business and basketball matters -- I'm the final say." The threshold, in reality, is way less than a max player. Just about any trade f or Crowder would likely have to pass through Garvin to Sarver. It should be note d that Garvin promoted James Jones to president of basketball operations without Sarver's sign-off, Garvin said. Ishbia has shown interest in buying teams in the past and has been a known entit y to the league. The belief is the league will eventually sign off and send the sale to vote amongst the owners. But even the quickest approvals for ownership t ransfers take 60 to 90 days, and Ishbia's agreement with Sarver came just before the holidays while the league is also engaged in collective bargaining talks. That means the team might still be in this limbo in early February. But if Ishbi a is nearing the finish line of getting control, his influence might loom larger than other ownership voices. This all doesn't mean the team can't or won't make a trade in the short-term. Th e team started the season 15-6 despite a heel injury to star point guard Chris P aul. But they are just 5-12 since, as injuries to Devin Booker, Cameron Johnson and Cameron Payne have zapped their momentum while Crowder remains away from the team waiting to be moved. Anything Phoenix does seems like it could take quite a process. 大意： 尽管杀佛目前被联盟禁赛，他在交易中仍然握有影响力。各项交易在执行球队老板职务的Sa m Garvin通过後，如果交易过来的球员年薪在联盟平均以上（今年是10.8M），杀佛可以否? 该笔交易。J尻今年年薪就10.2M了，而太阳对别队的开价是先发等级的4号球员，而这种等? 的球员年薪基本上一定超过联盟平均，导致交易陷入了死局。 至於球队易主的部分，最快的球队交易要花费60-90天，而Ishbia接手的新闻是在圣诞节前? 才发布，因此可以预期因为球队无法在交易截止日前完成转手，这季要做有意义的交易补强也 十 分困难。 个人心得： 这篇尽管传达太阳要做一笔交易是困难重重，也让球迷的批评不会全部落在阿仁一个人身上 ，但我认为球队之所以会落到这般田地，阿仁还是有很大的责任，包含一场都没打就给虾妹 大约，球队需要有自主进攻能力的底薪球员时，不找甜瓜却找妹夫和乌骨鸡两个又矮又没控 球能力的後卫，球队出现伤病的时候又否决了拿J尻直换八村。我仍然希望新老板接手时，? 把阿仁、Monty和其他杀佛时代就在球队的高层全部炒了，球队需要大破大立的新气象，不? 在对於外部球员的评估、交易，或是自家球员的培养、伤病管理皆然。 --

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