After the Lakers missed the playoffs early, coach Vogel was fired, the team lineup will also change, this time the US media is not idle, has been giving them advice, posted a variety of trading plans, basically around Wei Shao. After a season, Wei Shao has become the culprit of the Lakers, and this time the media has posted a fantasy map of a three-way deal.
This is from the US media LakersDaily, posted a three-way deal plan, in addition to the Lakers, there are Wasps and Pacers, the specific plan is:
The Lakers sent Westbrook to Get Rozier and Brogdon; the Hornets sent Hayward, Rozier, PJ-Washington and Berkeight to Get Westbrook and Hield; the Pacers sent Brogdon and Hield to Get Hayward, PJ-Washington and Berkeight.
This plan is also quite surprising, the Lakers did not take the draft pick, actually sent away Westbrook, but also got Rozier and Brogdon two tough players.
This season, Rozier averaged 19.3 points, 4.3 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, shooting 44.4% from the field and 37.4% from three-point range; Brog averaged 19.1 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.9 assists, shooting 44.8% from the field and 31.2% from three-point range. The arrival of the two can just make up for the gap in the backfield, but the probability of the execution of this deal is almost zero.
Among them, the Lakers and The Hornets are willing, sending away Westbrook and Hayward are all expected by the team, but why did the Pacers take over Hayward? After the Pacers announced a rebuild this season and then got a veteran with a 3-year contract left? This will definitely affect the team's plans. And it should be noted that there is no draft pick involved, and the Pacers are even less likely to take over, so after the plan is passed, the opinions of fans are rarely agreed.
A vote was made on the deal, and more than 60 percent of fans thought it was funny, and more than 30 percent thought the Lakers had made money. If you change it like this, then the Lakers must have made money, after all, they sent away Wei Shao without taking the draft pick. Even if Rozier and Brogdon still have a multi-year contract, it is easier to send away than Westbrook.