After the All-Star Weekend ended, Qin Yue's consecutive "40+" triple-double performances didn't even make the headlines.
Because leading up to the trade deadline, every powerhouse in the Eastern Conference wanting to make it to the Finals this year had been riled up to an extreme level.
By the end of February, the Knicks took the lead by using "double-double machine" David Lee to trade with the Philadelphia 76ers, who, following the gun scandal, decided to tank completely and traded everyone except Wall, in exchange for Andre Iguodala.
At this time, the somewhat sentimental 76ers management didn't want to hinder Iguodala's bright future for the sake of tanking.
The Knicks' general manager Walsh seized the opportunity.
And with a fair and just offer, he brought this top-notch swingman known for both offense and defense to the Knicks.
Currently, Iguodala is at the peak of his career.
Not only can he attack and defend, but he also has a knack for organizing and assisting.
