So far this season, the Lakers simply can't perform well enough in terms of performance. After the last loss to the Pelicans, the Lakers' current record of 31 wins and 46 losses can only be in the 11th position in the West, and there is still a win difference from the 10th Place Spurs in the West. Simply put, if the Lakers can't play well enough in the remaining 5 games, they probably won't even get the chance to play in the playoffs.
Especially given the injuries of LeBron James and Anthony Davis, it seems that the Lakers should also consider the offseason. If the Lakers need to make a big move in the offseason or even go into the rebuilding phase completely, then it is feasible to put LeBron James and Anthony Davis on the shelves.
So is it possible for the Lakers to put Anthony Davis on the shelves? In fact, some time ago, the media revealed that the Lakers still can't push for a deal involving Anthony Davis in the offseason, because when the Pelicans pushed for a deal involving Davis that year, the Lakers' goal was to let him and James's partner lead the team forward.
So even if the issue of trading Anthony Davis comes again after the team's losing streak, the Lakers really don't have much reason to push for a deal involving Davis at the moment.
There are also media on social media that mentioned the topic of Lakers trading LeBron James and caused heated discussion:
"If the Lakers and LeBron decide to separate, what returns can he get back for the Lakers?"
Some fans said that even James may have a hard time getting back valuable chips, after all, James is a 37-year-old veteran player and can't lead the team into the playoffs, he can indeed score, but he has too much ball and will not actively defend:
Other fans said it might be enough for the Blazers to send two lotto picks:
Of course, it is difficult for the Lakers to have a chance to promote the LeBron James trade, because he can still play the scoring king level this season, not to mention that the market value that James can bring is indeed not a small benefit to the Lakers. But what is clear is that the conversation about the James and Davis trade is also enough to show the fans' disappointment with this season's Lakers.