In a few hours, the NBA trading deadline is here. Although there is no big movement in the transfer market now, it will not be long before there will be big fish swimming around. It is reported that strong teams such as the Lakers, Nets, and digital teams will make trades. Interestingly, seeing that some teams have been slow to move, many media can't watch it and start to support it. Just now, the well-known Media "FW" in the United States gave the Lakers a trick to seize the time to trade.
The deal offered by FW involves three teams, namely the Lakers, Rockets and Pacers. After the trade, the Lakers got Wall and Hield, the Rockets got Westbrook and the 2027 first-round picks, and the Pacers got Tucker and Nunn. That said, in this deal, the Lakers exchanged 4 people (one of which is the pick) for 2 people. Obviously, this is a big deal. FW also said that Wall's arrival could improve the Lakers' plight and that he could benefit the Purple and Gold Corps; Hield is a very efficient three-point shooter who could be a perfect match for James.
One thing to say, "FW" is still relatively reliable. Although Wall hasn't played in a long time, his skills are still there. In terms of adaptability, Wall is better suited to James and Davis than Westbrook. Wall is physically inferior to Wei, but he is better at playing with his brain. Wei Shao plays very hard, it has always been like this, but now he is almost scared, and in the Lakers he has never gotten rid of the heart demon. If he doesn't play well, he feels bad; the fans taunt him, he's even more uncomfortable; once it's uncomfortable, his state is unstable. The vicious circle begins. Maybe this time without the Lakers, Wei Shao can also find his shining point again, continue to shine, and become the leader of a team.
Hield and James are a good match, which is an indisputable fact. Before the start of the season, the Lakers had also considered trading Hield from the Kings, but Westbrook suddenly appeared, which made the Lakers smell the dividends that the Big Three might bring. Hield's projection ability ranks first in the league, and he doesn't have much possession of the ball. Another point is that Hield's stature is also suitable for a good defensive player. Hield was brought in, Vogel polished his defense a little more, and a good 3D player came out.
I just don't know, has the Lakers considered this plan? By the way, do you think this trading solution is feasible?