Can the Lakers trade for a third superstar? ESPN lists all assets of the famous Jamie suggests sending away thick eyebrows

On November 11, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. Earlier today, ESPN listed the Lakers' assets in the show, exploring the possibility of trading for a third superstar, and the famous singer Lil Wayne suggested that the Lakers send Davis away.

According to previous reports, the Lakers hope to exchange for a third superstar for the team, although this news was refuted by the team's reporters, but this does not affect the major media to discuss this matter. In response, ESPN listed the Lakers' existing trading assets on the show today, and asked: "Can these assets get a third star for the Lakers?" ”

ESPN's list of available trading assets for the Lakers is as follows:

Reeves, Hachimura (tradable January 16, 2024);

Russell, Vincent (tradable on December 16, 2023);

Schifino, Christie;

A 2029 or 2030 first-round pick and a 2026 or 2028 draft pick swap.

Regarding the current situation of the Lakers, the famous James fan & Lakers fan, the famous singer Lil Wayne gave a very bold assumption in Skip's show "UNDISPUTED". When asked by Skip if he was concerned about the current state of the Lakers, Lil Wayne said: "I feel okay because the season has just started, we are missing a lot of people, and we are still grinding. ”

Skip then turned the finger at the thick eyebrows, and Lil Wayne was silent for a moment and said, "If the Lakers want to win a championship, whether it's this season or in the future, we have to send Davis away." Lil Wayne then explained: "Because he's Davis, whether it's an injury, a soft style of play or whatever, it's because he's Davis." It is worth mentioning that after Lil Wayne finished speaking, the guests and the audience burst into laughter.

The Lakers currently have a 3-5 record and are only 12th in the West. The team has a 3-0 home record and a 0-5 away record. According to the schedule, in today's midseason, the Lakers will take on the Suns on the road, and they can fight for their first road win of the new season.

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