The Lakers' victory over the Magic made a good start to a six-game winning streak. There is also good news that Brother Thick Brow will decide whether he will play before tomorrow's game against the Heat, which means that Brother Thick Brow has entered the countdown stage. In the 16 games he missed, James carried the entire team, scoring 25+ in 16 consecutive games. What's even happier is that, according to ESPN, The Thick Brow Brother also adjusted his shooting action to improve the shooting percentage outside the box. According to statistics, the thick eyebrow brother has made 185 shots outside the paint this season, only 60 hits, and the shooting rate is only 32%. If he can improve the shooting percentage, then the Lakers' tactics will become more flexible, but also reduce the pressure on James on the offensive end. To be sure, this devil schedule has had a great impact on the Lakers, or it has become a turning point in the season, and fans can't wait to see the comeback of the thick eyebrows.
The second news came from the Raptors, the team is currently ranked 8th in the East with 22 wins and 21 losses, and they have achieved such results without an absolute core, and the top management is also very satisfied, so they have made an important decision to become buyers in the trading market, not sellers, which also means that the main players such as VanVleet and Siakam are not worried about being traded. After Lowry left Toronto in the offseason, fans thought the Raptors were going to rebuild, but VanVleet played an All-Star performance, Sika showed good strength after his return, and rookie Barnes also cashed in on his talent, and the team is moving towards a positive and optimistic side. The top certainly didn't want to spoil the good chemistry either, moving from the role of a seller to the role of a buyer, and the Raptors reportedly wanted to get one or more players with long-term planning in the market. Who do you think would be the right fit for the Raptors?
The Nuggets have already earned their first pot of gold in the trade market, getting Spurs championship guard Forbes in last week's trade, but the team has not stopped reinforcing. According to the latest news, the Nuggets want to get a 3D player who is not expensive, and from the current situation, the Magic, Pacers, Blazers and Kings are all potential trading targets for the Nuggets. It is worth mentioning that the Nets are peddling the Nuggets' veteran Millsap, and some teams have said that the Nuggets should re-sign Millsap, he can still play an important role in Malone's system, but unfortunately Nash has not found his instruction manual. This season, the Nuggets suffered a large number of injuries, two main players absent, fortunately Jokic resisted the pressure and still led the team to a record of 23 wins and 21 losses in the sixth place in the West, and when Murray and Porter Jr. returned, the Nuggets would become the spoilers in the West. Personally, I think the Blazers' Covington is still a good fit for the Nuggets, and his contract is not big.