Recently, Bucks insider Myles Turner said in an interview that during last season, all he heard were satisfactory offers from the Pacers, but after Haliburton was injured, the situation changed.

Pacers reporter Alex Gordon forwarded this report and said: In the final analysis, the money is not enough, hahaha. It's not that complicated. The Pacers had very difficult negotiations with him at the beginning because they felt that almost no team could threaten Turner's stay, but Turner's agent found a team that was willing to make major financial adjustments, and they were willing to pay Turner a higher salary than the Pacers.

The Pacers' management stated that they would like to renew Turner's contract, but it is impossible for them to match the Bucks' offer for him, especially when this contract also comes with a 15% trade deposit. The team stated that their goal is to complete the re-signing with Turner, and the team is also willing to pay the luxury tax. They took a tough stance in negotiations with Turner, but in the end it was Turner's team that prevailed in the negotiations.

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