The Lakers are indeed a team with a Big Three roster of LeBron James, Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook, but they were unable to show good enough championship prowess last season and at the beginning of the season.
The Lakers do have two directions to improve their roster strength, and in addition to the improvement of internal player chemistry and form, a more reliable solution may be to promote the trade before the trade deadline. In fact, there have been many rumors recently that the Lakers can try to put James or Davis on the shelf, and the suggestion given by James Piercy is that the Lakers can try to put Davis on the shelf:
The Lakers get: Mikal Bridges, Jay Crowder, 2024 first-round picks
Suns get: Anthony Davis
Anthony Davis is indeed one of the most talented interior players in the league, but his biggest problem is his inability to stay healthy throughout the season, Davis, who is often plagued by injury problems, also makes it difficult for him to maintain his form for a long time, and the Lakers' inability to have a good enough record is also because of Davis' injury problems.
Because of this, sending Davis away in exchange for a quality player doesn't seem entirely unacceptable. In this deal, the Lakers can trade Davis for Bridges, Crowder and a chip return for a future first-round pick.
To be honest, this is still a very good choice for the Lakers, after all, Bridges and Crowder are players who can help the team on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, and this can also be rewarded with a future first-round pick.
Of course, the Lakers won't easily push for a deal involving Anthony Davis, after all, he is currently one of the most important players for the Lakers to hit the championship trophy.