Today, some media posted a video of Wall's recent training in Miami, in which Wall scored 23 3 points in a row.
Although there are 100 curry and dozens of Thompson's, it seems that training to score 23 three points is not a big deal.
But we know, Wall's 3 points have been very poor, and in the second season of his career, his 3 hits, and his shots were similar to Ben Simmons. Wall played 66 games that season, averaging just 0.6 shots per game on 3-point range and shooting a measly 7.1 percent from the field.
At its peak, Wall shot just 37 percent from three-point range, averaging 4.1 shots per game.
Wall was also forced, when the year of the fight, he could only stumble on the bench like this, and no one would be willing to do it, right? But apart from stepping up his training, Wall didn't seem to be able to do anything else.
I don't know if Wall heard any wind and knew that potential buyers wanted a defender with 3-point shooting ability, so he started practicing like crazy?
Who is the team that crazy needs to have 3 points of projection ability now, should not need to be said by Hongu, right?
After all, except for Wei Shao, there is no one who can match Wall's contract now, and no team will take over Wall's contract.
However, the rockets' first demand for a trade with Wall is to make a first-round pick.
According to the current news, the Lakers seem to be unwilling to send a 27-year first-round pick in order to send away Wei Shao, so this deal between the Lakers and the Rockets should not be carried out.
According to ESPN reporter Mark Stein, the Lakers have been seeking a deal for Westbrook, but it is not going well at the moment. The latest situation now is that the Lakers are more inclined to let Westbrook finish this season with the Lakers, and the offseason is considering the question of where to go.
And the Lakers are also worried that trading Westbrook will cause instability within the team, because the Lakers did spend a very high price last summer to trade Westbrook from the Wizards, and if they admit that the operation failed so quickly, they will trade Westbrook, and it will have to pay the price of a first-round pick, which is more difficult for the Lakers to accept.
According to Mark Stan, "It was the positive push of James and Thick Brow that made Pelinka abandon his plan to get Hilde from manipulating trades and instead operate Westbrook's trades." The Lakers paid a very high price in the Westbrook deal, sending away Kuzma, Harrell, Pop and the No. 22 pick. ”
So now the question is, if According to Pelinka's meaning, the introduction of Hield, will the Lakers' situation be better now?
Hield averaged 15.1 points, 4 boards and 2 assists per game this season, and his 3-point shooting rate was almost 40%.