Revealing the secret of Dinwiddie's signing with the Lakers! The contract was exposed to earn about 4 million less and made his debut next Wednesday to assist Zhan Mei to win the championship

On February 11, Beijing time, Dinwiddie himself confirmed that he will sign with the Lakers after the clarification period, and will make his Lakers career debut next Wednesday; according to reports, Dinwiddie signed with the Lakers for $1.5 million, earning nearly $4 million less than joining the Mavericks; Dinwiddie is expected to become the Lakers' third guard, and the Lakers' new 15+3 will be released, and Dinwiddie will assist James and thick eyebrows to impact the championship.

Before the trade deadline, the Nets traded Dinwiddie to the Raptors in exchange for Schroder and Thaddeus Young, after which Dinwiddie was cut by the Raptors, and the Mavericks and Lakers met with Dinwiddie to watch the Lakers' win over the Pelicans yesterday.

Shams reported that Dinwiddie plans to sign with the Lakers after the clarification period, and then Dinwiddie posted a photo of himself wearing the No. 26 jersey on social media, personally announcing that he will join the Lakers.

Dave Mcmenain reports that Dinwiddie will sign with the Lakers next Monday, practice with the Lakers on Tuesday, and play against the Pistons on Wednesday in a Lakers jersey, in other words, Dinwiddie will make his Lakers career debut on Wednesday.

Regarding Dinwiddie's joining the Lakers, Lakers reporter Jovan Buha said that Dinwiddie's rejection of the Mavericks' choice of the Lakers would cost him about $4 million less, including that the Mavericks could offer Dinwiddie a $5.3 million contract, while the Lakers could only offer a $1.5 million contract, and the two sides would sign such a contract.

Dinwiddie is a native of Los Angeles who was born and spent his childhood in Los Angeles, and his choice to sign with the Lakers is clearly a testament to his connection to the city.

Dinwiddie is expected to be the Lakers' No. 3 guard behind Russell and Reaves, and the four of them will share playing time in the backcourt when Christie returns.

Keith Smith of the Athletic commented on Dinwiddie's signing with the Lakers, saying: I am optimistic about Dinwiddie joining the Lakers, his shooting performance this season has been terrible, but for the Lakers, the addition of Dinwiddie is definitely a huge improvement for their bench guard lineup. Russell, Reaves and Dinwiddie make for a very consistent back three rotation. He can bring something different to the Lakers.

So far this season, Dinwiddie has played in 48 games for the Nets, averaging 30.7 minutes per game, scoring 12.6 points, 3.3 rebounds, 6 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.2 blocks, shooting 39.1% from the field, 32% from three-point range, and 78.1% from the free throw line.

After signing Dinwiddie, the Lakers will have 15 players on the roster who are on full contract — James, Bushy Eyebrows, Russell, Reaves, Hachimura, Vincent, Prince, Vanderbilt, Schifino, Reddish, Wood, Christie, Hayes, Lewis and Dinwiddie.

The three players on two-way contracts are Colin Castleton, Skylar Mays and Dylan Windler

Jovan Buha also said that the Lakers' three-point improvement has improved recently, but the team lacks an off-ball shooter who can attract the attention of opponents' defense, and the defense on the wing and interior needs to be strengthened, and the Lakers' defensive efficiency has dropped to 20th in the league in the last month.

If the Lakers want to continue to make reinforcements, they must cut one of their base-salary players: Reddish, Wood or Hayes. So far, it's unclear if the Lakers consider buying out the remaining players in the market as an upgrade option.

The Lakers are currently 28-26 and in ninth place in the West.