The general meaning of the right to trade veto is that the player holds the contract and the team has no right to trade him without his consent. Throughout the long history of the NBA, only 7 players have had the right to veto trades, so let's take a look at who they are.

7. Garnett, the Wolf King? Garnett was really the pillar of the Timberwolves at that time. Naturally, he has this privilege. When the Timberwolves traded Garnett to the Celtics, it was also through Garnett's own wishes, which can be regarded as giving Garnett a chance to win the championship.

6. Anthony

When the Knicks wanted to trade Anthony, there were actually many teams who wanted to get Anthony, but Anthony held the military power to deny the transaction and directly rejected it. I joined some teams that I really didn’t want to go to, because it didn’t make sense to go there, I couldn’t win the championship, and the market was small, so what did I want? In the end, the trade to the Thunder was approved by Anthony.

5. Wade

Wade's veto power can be regarded as his initiative to cut his salary. When the Heat wanted to form the Big Three, Wade also took the initiative to cut his salary so that the team could Signed James and Bosh, but after the contract expired, he no longer respected Wade. I don't know what Riley thought.

4. James

James is also one of the current players who has the right to veto trades. There is no doubt that James is low. Whether he has the right to veto trades is meaningless. , who will trade James away? Unless there is something wrong with the general manager's brain.

3. Nowitzki

The legendary guarantor of one man, one city, he played in Dallas for 21 seasons. In this season, he finally chose to retire, ending this period. Legend, the veteran driver has brought so much to Dallas. It can be said that Nowitzki is the pride of Dallas. The veteran driver is also the person who once had the power to veto the transaction.

2. Duncan

In fact, who would trade players like Duncan? Certainly no one would choose this. When Duncan retired, many people were saying that Duncan could still play for 1-2 seasons, but Duncan still chose to retire.

1. Kobe Bryant

This is the pioneer of the right to veto transactions. No one had this privilege before Kobe, but this privilege is just a sign of respect for many stars. At that time, the Lakers even said that as long as Kobe wants it, they will give him anything. The super maximum salary is nothing, and they will give you all kinds of privileges.