Schroeder: I was ready to go back to the Lakers, and they wouldn't even give me the mini-middle class!
According to the report of Bill Oram, the authoritative sports media reporter in the United States, Dennis Schröder is ready to accept a mini middle-class contract from the Lakers before reaching an agreement with the Celtics, and he is also willing to return to the Lakers as a substitute for Westbrook, but the Lakers ultimately did not provide him with this contract, but signed former Heat guard Kendrick Lane with this mini-middle class.
As you can see, Schroeder has averaged 14.4 points, 3.2 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 0.8 steals per game this season, making him an important rotation player in the Celtics lineup. And Nunn has not played a single NBA regular season game for the Lakers so far due to injury.
From the Lakers' handling of Schroeder, we can see the extremely chaotic operation mode of the Lakers management and the thinking mode of picking up small bargains. Schroeder was exchanged by the Lakers for Danny Green and a first-round pick from the Thunder. Before Schroeder came to the team, everyone knew his characteristics and playing style, and he was one of the best best sixths in the league. His self-directed scoring ability is good, and his defense is decent, but his outside shooting and organizational skills are average.
As a result, after a season, the Lakers let go of the high-priced Schroder in vain, and the draft picks were gone, and the bird rights were not needed. To make matters worse, they signed Nunn. While injuries can't be predicted, the problem is that Nunn is no better player than Schroeder in any way, he doesn't do as well in the regular season as Schroeder in the Thunder, and he does even more crotch-pulling in the playoffs than Schroeder.
For Schroeder to give up Nunn, the Lakers management really picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelon!
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