February 21st, the last day of the trade deadline, Danny Ainge was in an absolute frenzy.
Although the Glory team just defeated the Eastern Conference's second-ranked Nets, performing well, the issue of finding a second offensive option that the team has been seeking since the start of the season still hasn't been resolved.
As the new general manager, Ainge faced multiple challenges, one being: not many want to trade with the Glory.
All the team managers remain wary of Ah Gan, fearing that if he assembles a strong roster, the league will once again fall under Ah Gan's reign, which no one wants to see.
It's only been a season of respite, and here you come again?
Fortunately, the Glory team has many constraints, with players being rookies, veterans, or fringe.
The salary cap is restricted, allowing use of only 70%, and it won't lift until the next season, leaving Ainge with almost no trade assets.
