Mitchell joins the Lakers, James returns to his roots, will the Lakers' Cavaliers' swap drama be staged

I'm King

2024-05-16 16:20Posted in Shaanxi Sports Creators

Hello everyone, I'm King, as Horford talked about his boyhood and efficiently cut a double-double of 22 points and 15 rebounds, the matchup between the Celtics and the Cavaliers also came to an end, and the Green Army advanced to the division finals 4-1 and will compete with the winner of the Knicks Pacers for a ticket to the finals.

As the loser, although the Cavaliers are out, they still can't relax this summer. Because they also have to deal with Mitchell's whereabouts. As the team's only supergiant, if Mitchell leaves this summer, the Cavaliers' rebuild will follow.

Although Mitchell's departure has a great impact, if he can be exchanged for a supergiant of the same level, the loss of Miqiu's departure from the team is not unacceptable. Looking at the league, there are not many teams that meet the requirements of the Cavaliers, and the Los Angeles Lakers are counted as one.

The Lakers have James, and James is a Cleveland native, and James returned to his hometown in 2016 to win a championship for his hometown. There is a first homecoming, there is a second time. Moreover, the Cavaliers' current lineup is not bad, with the twin towers of Mobley and Allen on the inside, and potential young people such as Strus, Garland, and LeVert on the outside. The Cleveland Youth Army is just one space-gazing veteran, and the 39-year-old James is exactly what they need.

From the Lakers' point of view, if they are destined to lose James, it is better to trade Lao Zhan for a young quasi-supergiant back. Mitchell is only 27 years old and in the prime of his career. In this year's playoffs, his ability has also withstood the test of the Celtics' front, averaging 31.6 points per game in the three games he played, and shooting 51.7% from the field.

The only hesitation the Lakers need is that Mitchell is not as well-known as James. Once swapped with the Cavaliers, the Lakers risk being marginalized. However, as long as Mitchell's performance remains at a high level, he will become the new king of the Lakers in less than three years. From a long-term perspective, Mitchell is a better option than James.

Whether this deal can be completed this summer depends on James' decision. Let your son play in his hometown for a transition, or just work hard in the big city? This will determine not only Bronny's future, but also the future of the Lakers and Cavaliers. As fans, we are fortunate to witness history once again.

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