The platform will be covered by the news of the Lakers' transactions every day, which can be said to be mixed and foggy!
The most interesting news recently is about James and the Lakers, that the Lakers have not yet talked to James about a contract extension. When this news was disclosed at this time, the outside world naturally had several interpretations, and then one of James' options for the next stop appeared, to go to the Spurs and join Wembanyama. Today there is another brownie factor, which will be a key consideration for James' selection.
After James announced his retirement at the end of last season, the Lakers, whether it was Jenny or Pelinka, expressed their unanimous attitude, that is, they respected James' choice! Based on this, it can be inferred that the above news is valid, and there is no reason to doubt it, so it also determines the underlying logic of the Lakers' transaction!
From James' point of view, whether the Lakers can trade to upgrade and strengthen the team is one of the important factors in deciding whether they will stay. From the Lakers' point of view, it is unknown that James will stay in his attitude next year, and he will not make a big move, and he will not trade around adapting to James, let alone adapting to James's point guard, which is a problem and unknown in itself, and the Lakers transaction has fallen into a logical dilemma of whether to have a chicken or an egg first!
From a business point of view, if the Lakers and James both take what they need, then there is no last word for a trade! Trading Rivers is not in line with the Lakers' intentions, not to mention Jenny praising Rivers for having Mamba genes! Even if Rivers does not grow as expected, it is not too late to consider a trade at the end of the season. Moreover, the inexpensive nature of the Rivers contract will not expire in the short term, and although it cannot increase in value, there is no problem in maintaining its value at present. Trading Russell is certainly a priority option, as the Lakers would theoretically face the possibility of losing Russell for nothing in the offseason.
From the perspective of the team's future development plan, no matter what trade is made, common sense will revolve around Davis, especially a trade based on long-term planning! To put it bluntly, they don't want to run up and down on the court and make wedding dresses for others!
Take a look at Davis's current frequency of blocking and pick-and-roll, whose tool is he?The point guard who is traded, who can create relatively easy scoring opportunities for Davis?#Headline Creation Challenge##Lakers Those Things##Los Angeles Lakers##Talk about James objectively##Anthony Davis#
