http://0rz.tw/anjXu The Charlotte Bobcats are eyeing the possibility of dealing the No. 2 overall pick in a trade that would bring a more established player, multiple sources told CBSSports.com. Rod Higgins and Rich Cho understand that the Bobcats need more than just a talented rookie, whether it be Bradley Beal, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Harrison Barnes, Thomas Robinson or even Andre Drummond -- to make the Bobcats competitive from their laughingstock of a season. One source said that Oklahoma City's James Harden could be in play due to the Thunder's salary situation following next season. GM Sam Presti already has Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook on the books for more than $29 million next season -- and both Harden and Serge Ibaka will command huge contracts after the 2012-13 campaign. Charlotte was an NBA-worst 7-59 this past season and there is no clear-cut second overall pick behind Anthony Davis, who will be taken by New Orleans with the No. 1 selection on June 28. Beal and Barnes can both help Charlotte on the offensive end while Kidd-Gilchrist and Robinson would bring a toughness, especially on the defensive end. Drummond is a high-risk choice despite his physical tools. None of these players is considered a franchise-changer -- and that's why the Bobcats would prefer to deal the pick and land an established player such as Harden who could come in immediately and make an impact. -- 山猫认为第二顺位抢不到可以扭转球队命运的球员 另一方面雷霆队有薪资问题 所以有传言指出山猫要: James Harden <--> No. 2 pick -- Royce Young: Good try, Bobcats. -- どうですか？ -- http://t.co/oY6GB3Ij Kevin Durant can’t believe Sam Presti is so young “The way he talks and looks at things, you’d think he was 50.” — Kevin Durant, reacting like the rest of us do when we find out Sam Presti is 32 -- "HARD WORK BEATS TALENT WHEN TALENT FAILS TO WORK HARD." --

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