The Lakers lost to the Lone Rangers today and the good situation was squandered by themselves, the Rockets' Smith helped you kill the Pelicans with three points, DeRozan beat the Timberwolves in 49 overtime, and the Hawks also beat the Warriors with Trae Young's key steals. As a result, his own stable win was killed by Kléber's three-point shootout, which was too demoralizing.
In fact, the Lakers did not lose on this one-hit goal, the team has many shortcomings, the outside projection ability is still insufficient, the shooting rate of 25% is pitiful in the whole game, the forward line is still not enough personnel reserves when Old Jen is not there, Van Debiao and Hachimura Takashi's offensive ability to hold the ball is weak.
According to NBA Analysis, an anonymous executive in the West revealed that the Lakers intend to trade Trail Blazers forward Jeremy Grant in the offseason to help the team improve its forward strength.
Specific trading schemes
The Lakers gained: Jerami Grant
Blazers get: Mark Beasley, Mohammed Bamba, 2029 first-round pick
Grant is equivalent to an upgraded version of Vanderbilt, the two belong to the height arm length mobile forward, but Grant's outside shooting ability is better, he can shoot 40.1% from three-point range this season, can average 2.3 per game, and the defense is also excellent, belonging to the league's top 3D forwards. These seasons have also developed a good ability to carry the ball and attack independently. Leading the frontcourt with thick eyebrows and James will be the league's most balanced frontcourt trio.