How does the Lakers transfer deadline work? The US media listed three sets of trading schemes

With the transfer trade deadline approaching, the Lakers are also actively operating, and the US media "lastwordonsports" listed three sets of trading options, they believe that the Lakers can send away Tucker, in exchange for Kemba Walker, adding a scorer to the team.

Option one: The Lakers send Tucker and other chips in exchange for Kemba Walker and Topping

Walker was supposed to have had a major impact on the Knicks, but for a while this season, he even dropped out of the rotation and was deprecated by the team. Previously, it was said that the Knicks were willing to send off some veterans, including Kemba Walker, to make room for young people.

If the Lakers are willing to get a substitute scorer, they can consider Walker, the team can pay Horton Tucker, in the long run, the 21-year-old Tucker still has a lot of room to grow, but the Lakers' goal is to win in the moment, Walker as a veteran can share the heavy responsibility on Westbrook's shoulders. In this wave of trades, the Lakers can also fight for a topping, and he can make up for some of the depth gaps in the team's frontcourt.

Option Two: Send Tucker and Ellington away in exchange for Covington and Smith Jr

Horton Tucker's talent and contract amount make him easy to trade, the Blazers now look close to rebuilding, they need some young potential stocks, so Tucker's arrival allows the Blazers to have a young player in the backcourt, and Ellington's contract is about to expire, which will not affect the Blazers' salary too much.

The Lakers were able to get 3D player Covington in the deal, who was able to play multiple positions and complete a solid defense on the flanks. At the same time, Covington's three-pointer can also help the team. In the deal, the Lakers can also get 2017 No. 9 pick Dennis Smith, adding an available candidate for the team bench.

Option three: The Lakers replaced LeVille with Tucker, Nunn and second-round picks

The Pacers plan to rebuild across the board, and they've already put a bunch of players on the shelves earlier this season for public peddling. LeVert is a gifted attacking weapon, and despite the team's struggles this season, LeVert is still averaging 18 points and four assists per game.

Le Vere's contract expires in 2023, which is also very much in line with the Lakers' current cycle, and they can try to exchange For Le Ver with Tucker, Nunn and second-round picks. Nunn has played well during the Heat, but he hasn't played a game this season, and the second-round show is also an important asset that can be traded. If other teams don't have a better offer, the Lakers deal has a better chance of materializing.