Win-win! Congratulations to the Lakers for getting a 17+7 sharpshooter, which is like a deal with thick eyebrows

So far in the 23-24 preseason, Thick Eyebrow has averaged 14.4 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game. Compared to the data, there are two surprising points.

First, he averaged 1.2 of 2.6 three-point attempts per game, shooting 46.2 percent. It is true that the sample is not high, which is not enough to show that the outside level of thick eyebrows has reached the top of big people such as Downs, Markkanen, and Big Lopez, but it still shows obvious progress relative to itself.

Just on the outside, for fans, thick eyebrows can find the feel of the championship season - inside and out.

Second, it can contribute 2.2 caps every 18 minutes, which shows the efficiency of the basket guard. Among them, the second game against the Suns gave away 5 blocks in the first quarter.

The above two points show the efficiency of thick eyebrows at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends of the preseason. The side also shows that the thick eyebrows are in a completely healthy state. In fact, completely healthy thick eyebrows can indeed achieve attack and defense integration.

When it comes to the health of thick eyebrows, Pelinka has taken great pains this summer. First Hayes was signed, then Wood.

Since the preseason, although Hayes has averaged only 5.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game, he has shown good defensive enthusiasm and positional sense. Therefore, to a certain extent, Hays can be used as a tall version of Vanderbilt.

Compared to Hayes, Wood's advantage lies in the offensive end, to be precise, mid-range shooting.

So far in his career, Wood has averaged 37.9% three-point percentage and 1.3 outside shots per game. Therefore, although the three-point rate has only been 25% since joining the Lakers, in view of the stable output on the outside so far in his career, opponents dare not easily let go.

Not daring to let go of the void obviously opened up space for the attack of thick eyebrows. In fact, the reason why the Lakers recruited Wood is important because of the thick eyebrows. And from the preseason point of view, Wood did play the role expected.

For Wood, it's not just a big shooter. More importantly, from the career average of 17+7 per game, it is still a good combat power. Obviously, this is a very big addition to the Lakers' offensive end.

Considering that the Lakers signed Wood for only two years of salary, it can be said that the value for money is very good. In addition, it seems to me that there can be a win-win between the Lakers and Wood.

Reason 1: The Lakers. As just said, the Lakers get a good instant combat power at a very small price. Taking a step back, even if Wood opens high and low, it is not a loss to give up later, after all, it is the base salary.

Reason Two: Wood's side. The Lakers have high exposure, as long as they continue to play well. Follow-up does not worry about contracts, like Munch and Schroeder.

That is, the Lakers provide the stage for Wood, and the latter provides immediate combat power for the former.

Finally, for Wood's joining, I think it is very similar to the previous deal with thick eyebrows. To be precise, Wood, like the latter, joined and had an immediate effect - the thick eyebrows in the preseason were efficient in attack, and in addition to health, it was also directly related to Wood's spatial attributes.