The trading market frequently hits a wall! Notable: The Lakers' main chip is the first round of Tucknarn 27 but no one cares

The Los Angeles Lakers continue to struggle forward, and after losing to the Heat on the road, their winning percentage has fallen below 50%, with a record of 23 wins and 24 losses, and they have slipped to the ninth place in the West, and have fallen out of the playoff range.

Therefore, for the Lakers, seeking to strengthen the lineup through trade is the most suitable choice at the moment. But according to The Ringer's famous journalist Kevin O'Connor, the Lakers have recently hit a wall in the trading market. Their main chips are youngster Horton Tucker, Nunn, who has not yet played due to injury this season, and the distant 2027 first round. The Lakers used these inquiries to get the Pistons' Grant, but was rebuffed.

Tucker is averaging 10.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game this season, but he shoots just 41.5 percent from the field and 25.3 percent from three-point range. Although only 21 years old, his poor performances this season have seriously affected his trading value. Nunn is still recovering from a knee injury, so the deal value is not high either. The first round of '27 is too far away, so many teams are not interested.

The Lakers have also considered trading Wei Shao, but the first round they can use is only 27 years, which is obviously not enough to help them send Wei Shao away. The good news is that thick eyebrows are coming back. This will give the Lakers some time to re-evaluate the lineup and see what the trade deadline plans.