Famous note revealed that the Lakers are Hield's potential next home: American media suggested Russell to change Zhan Huang's peace of mind organization?

On September 22, Beijing time, TA famous Shams mentioned in the blog program: The Lakers have a good impression of Buddy Hield for a long time, in addition to Dallas, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and other teams also need Hield's type of pitchers, these teams will be Hield's potential next home.

A day earlier, Shams reported that Hield had failed contract extension talks with the Pacers, and Hield had filed a trade request and multiple teams in the league were expected to chase the super three-point shooter.

According to NBA Universety, Hield had seven three-point stats that were among the top in the league in the '22-23 season: 288 3-pointers (second in the league); 8.5 three-pointers per game, 42.5% three-point shooting; 43.8% three-point shooting at the top of the arc; 47.6% three-point shooting in the bottom corner; 66.6% three-point shooting in the converted state; 1.23 fixed-point three-point shots hit third in the league; 39.4% three-point shooting in key moments.

Hield has been consistent since joining the Pacers, averaging 17.1 points, 5 rebounds, 3.5 three-pointers per game, and shooting 41% from three-point range, and he has hit 1,381 three-pointers in the past five seasons more than Curry and Lillard. He also shot 40.1 percent from three-point range in his career.

Lakers media voice: If you were the Lakers coach and Pelinka told you that "Hield can trade Russell", what would you say? 66.7% of players chose to trade Pelinka.

Another Lakers media outlet, Lakers Muse, also asked Lakers fans: How about we trade Dangelo Russell for Buddy Hield? Russell's salary for the new season is 17 million, Hield is 18.6 million and can be traded directly, and the Lakers can also take some second-round picks.

Assuming Russell does change to Hield, the Lakers starting lineup Reeves, Hield, James, Davis, Wood, this lineup James can safely organize PG work.

Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream