News one, today's Lakers narrowly beat the Jazz, so that the team's state of affairs adjusted a little. According to SAM Amick, After the Lakers lost to the Nuggets by 37 points in the last game, Vogel was almost fired by management. But fortunately, the Lakers won the Jazz in yesterday's game, and if they lose again, Vogel will definitely be out of class. From this news, we can see that the Lakers can't afford to wait, because now that the schedule is halfway through, if the team is not in good shape with healthy James and Westbrook, then this season is gradually far away from the championship they want.
Now the Lakers management has run out of patience, they are evaluating every game of the team, if the Lakers face the Nets Warriors and other strong teams are not good to play, Vogel still has a huge risk of leaving the class.
Message two, the Pacers defensive gate Turner needs to rest for at least two weeks because of a foot injury. According to previous reports, the Pacers traded Turner and required the other side to prepare two first-round picks, or a first-round plus a potential rookie. It's clear that the Pacers are about to give up this season to go into the rebuild, and although Stephenson has a surprising performance when he first returns to his old club, but now that the master and brother have returned to normal, it also proves that he is not the kind of player with star performance, so the Pacers are still not competitive.
The Pacers are currently in thirteenth place in the East and are basically unable to make the playoffs. The Pacers' asking price for Turner is reasonable, after all, the offense aside, Turner can average 2.8 blocks per game on the defensive end, which is worth two first-round picks.
News three, Shams reported that Chandler Parsons, a veteran of the League for 9 years, announced his retirement. The old man is a winner in life, although he suffered a huge setback in his career due to a car accident injury two years ago, Parsons has been a good hand at working and lying down to make money in the past 9 years, playing only 440 games in 9 seasons. His career salary exceeded $100 million. After the Rockets made a name for themselves, they came to the Grizzlies, and it was after the Grizzlies that Parsons began to play and stop and stop the days of health.