Here's the Mitchell deal! Chip three first round + Reeves etc? This is really a god to help the Lakers rise

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2024-05-25 17:35Posted in Beijing Sports Creators

In the 18-19 season, 37-45, 10th in the West, did not make the playoffs;

In the 19-20 season, he won 52-19 and ranked first in the West, and finally won the championship.

From belly to championship, it took only one season for the Lakers to do it. Looking at the league, the last time it was the Boston Celtics who accomplished this feat - 07-08 season, 24-58, 1st from the bottom in the East; In the 08-09 season, 66-16, 1st in the East.

Like the Celtics getting Garnett and Ray Allen, the Lakers' turnaround was made from the Pelicans to the thick eyebrows.

This summer is like the summer of '19 for the Lakers.

Alexander 29.3;

Doncic 28.1;

Thick eyebrows 25.8;

James 23.7;

Jalen Brunson 23.4.

It's worth mentioning that the Lakers are the only team in the league to have two players in the top 10 in terms of individual efficiency. In other words, Zhan Mei's dominance is still there.

Warriors shoot 21.0% from the field;

rocket value 21.3%;

Lakers 21.4%;

The Clippers are 22.0%.

Like the projection team, the spot-up shot is also the Lakers' main finishing tactic. But the problem is that the thick eyebrows account for 67.6% of the shots inside, and James 56.2%. Obviously, the main tactics of the team and the main tactics of the core are at odds. On that basis alone, Hamm was not unjustly fired.

Regardless of whether the new Lakers coach is Tyronn Lue, Reddish or someone else, it's certain that at least it's no worse than Ham.

Embiid has a 38.7 percent round rate and a true shooting rate of 64.4 percent;

Doncic's two-point values are 35.5% and 61.7%;

The values of the alphabet brother are 32.0% and 64.9%;

Curry's two values are 30.2% and 61.6%;

Trae Young has two values of 28.9% and 58.5%.

In contrast, Yang was indeed able to effectively digest ball power. From the perspective of digesting the ball, the Lakers have no problem with being interested in Trae Young, after all, the Lakers lack players other than James at this stage.

Of course, whether the Lakers can get Trae Young is a matter of later story, and the important thing is that the Lakers do have the leverage to get the former.

In the summer of '22, the Cavaliers traded Donovan Mitchell from the Jazz with Sexton, Markkanen, Abaki, three first-rounders, and two swap first-rounders.

For comparison:

Under the contract with an average salary of 15 million, Reaves, Hachimura, and Vanderbilt are all good trade chips. In terms of draft picks, the Lakers have three first-round picks to trade in 24/25, 29, and 31 this summer. If necessary, the first round of '26, '28, '30 can be set up as a swap.

Using Mitchell as a sample, it is clear that the Lakers' chips this summer can get a star or even a superstar.

Looking at it this way, this summer's Lakers are indeed very similar to the summer of '19.

First, Zhan Mei is still dominant, compared to James in the 18-19 season;

Second, in the summer of '19, the Lakers replaced the coach from Wharton to Vogel, and Ham has been fired this summer;

Third, in the summer of 19, the Lakers traded to thick eyebrows, and as just said, the Lakers have the chips to get at least stars this summer.

To sum up the above three points, if you get a star this summer, the Lakers can rush to the championship again. It's hard to say whether they will win the championship, at least not in the play-offs like this season.

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