Meiji praised the hero behind the scenes of Pu: He worked hard for 14 years in Yincheng, and traded to 4 cores + selected 6 cores

On May 12, the Pacers defeated the Cavaliers 129-109 at home, leading 3-1. This game was a one-sided game. After halftime, the Pacers were already 41 points ahead of the Cavaliers. The entire second half became meaningless, with the biggest difference between the two teams being 44 points. The Pacers have already grasped the match point after leading 3-1, and the number one life in the East is hanging on the line.

The Pacers were 7 doubles + 20+ for three players in this game. Fans were praising Siakam, Carlisle, Turner, Toppin and others, but Pacers reporter Jake Welnbach believes that the impact behind the scenes is General Manager Kevin Prichard.

Kevin Prichard's name may not be familiar to many people, but he has been deeply involved in Indiana for 14 years. In 2011, he joined the Pacers management as the head of personnel, replaced David Mowe as general manager in 2016, and took over as president of basketball operations + general manager in 2017 (Larry Bird resigned).

Kevin Prichard was at the Portland Trail Blazers from 2005 to 2010. He has rich experience in NBA team management and needs to lie on firewood and taste gall in a team that is not a giant. The Pacers have reached the Eastern Conference Finals last season.

Pacers Jake Welnbach showed off Pony's achievements, obtained Halliburton, Siakam, Nesmith, Toppin through the trade, and obtained Turner, Nembhard, Mathering, Jalas Walker, Isaiah Jackson and Ben Shepard through the draft.

The main rotations of this year's Pacers' playoffs: Sika, Halliburton, Nembhard, Turner, Nesmith, Mathering, Toppin, McConnell, Walker, Shepard. (In fact, McConnell was also signed by General P.P. The total contract is 52 million in six years)

1. Kevin Pritchard should get more trust from the league and he should be on the list of best general managers.

2. Kevin Pritchard traded his best player for a better player...that was a GM at work.

3. Kevin Pritchard is the best general manager in basketball;

Text/Yan Xiaobai