The Lakers' legacy of legendary superstars continues, from George McCann to Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, to Magic Johnson and Abdul-Jabbar, and the OK combination of O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. After that, starting from 2018 is James, so who will be the next facade of the Lakers in the future? The US media took stock of 8 future possible lakers, of which Tatum, Trae Young, three-goal and Zion 4 are unrealistic candidates, while Doncic, Morant, Ingram and Edwards are realistic and possible candidates.
Joining the Lakers is not realistic in the 4-man group: Tatum, Trae Young, three-goal and Zion
Tatum – unrealistic
In the way the Celtics trade, unless the Lakers trade five first-round picks and two superstars, the Green Army will not let go of Tatum, Tatum is growing into the next "Durant", he is leading the Green Shirts on the rise, is unlikely to leave the Celtics.
Trae Young – unrealistic
Despite his poor performance in this year's playoffs, Trae Young was born for the big stage, and Trae Young is a prolific scorer and organizational core. If he played for the Los Angeles Lakers, he would be compared to Magic Johnson, but the Hawks would be unlikely to let him go.
Zion - unrealistic
Zion hasn't played a game this year, even though he himself wants to make a comeback, but the Pelicans refuse to let him make a comeback in the playoffs. Zion needs to prove he can still play, and zion is an All-Star when healthy, averaging 27+ per game, but his health has been worrying in the past two seasons, and there is no doubt that the Lakers will not risk it on him.
Three goals - unrealistic
The player who fits show time Lakers temperament is three-goal, and his play style is gorgeously similar to the magic Johnson of the past, and the Lakers should find a way to dig the wall foot from the Hornets. It's just that The ball daddy has a huge opinion about the Lakers, especially in the past, the Lakers traded to send away the ball brother, and the Hornets are unlikely to trade to send away three balls.
Join the Lakers' likely 4-man group: Doncic, Morant, Ingram and Edwards
Doncic - Reality possible
It is almost impossible to imagine that Doncic would leave the Lone Ranger as the cornerstone of the Lone Ranger's future and known as Nowitzki's successor. This year, Doncic led the team to break through the first round and helped the team advance to the second round after 11 years, and he is considered the future of the Lone Ranger. It's just that if Doncic can never impact the championship in the Lone Rangers, he still has the possibility of opening up in the future, and joining the Lakers to become a superstar will be a possibility.
Edwards - Reality possible
Edwards looks like a true star player, even though he's only 20 years old. He has at least two more seasons left for the Timberwolves, and james will be 39 years old if he continues to stay with the Timberwolves to end his rookie contract. Edwards may need to leave the Timberwolves in the future, and joining the Lakers to become the star of Los Angeles is undoubtedly very attractive.
Morant – reality might be
Morant is a fascinating young star, morant played for the Memphis Grizzlies, a team that never made it to the NBA Finals, and Morant was a star who grew up watching Kobe play. If Morant can't win in the Grizzlies, once he feels he can't bring a championship for Memphis, he may seek to leave, and joining the Lakers will be the possibility of being thought of.
Ingram - Reality possible
Ingram was the Lakers' top spot in 2016, but was traded to the Pelicans in 2019, and if James retires or leaves, will the Lakers look for Ingram to replace the vacancy? When the Lakers had Ingram, they thought he was talented. Today, Ingram is an All-Star and at the heart of the Pelicans' absence from Zion. If Zion returns next season and the Pelicans don't perform satisfactorily, Ingram has the potential to leave.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)