U.S. media "Forbes" recently interviewed a number of executives in the league on the issue of Lillard trade, an executive said Lillard did not get the market warm pursuit.

The executive said "not many teams will use a bunch of players and draft picks to exchange a 33-year-old player, he can not stay healthy, and a huge contract. Team owners don't like it when players name their trade downs, which would put 28 other teams right out of the picture. The reality of the situation doesn't match what Lillard or his agent have said, and it's not like their statements have closed the market. That narrative doesn't work, and until Lillard makes it clear he's going to the Heat, no team is going to line up to chase him."

Lillard has four years left on his current contract, which pays him $45,640,084, $48,787,676, $58,545,211 and $63,228,828 per year (player option).

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