The Lakers still can't play well enough this season, which makes Russell Westbrook the biggest backer of the Lakers, but in fact, the Lakers' lineup depth and chemistry have no small problems, and even Anthony Davis, who is currently in the recovery stage of injury, is also the player who should be criticized.
Even if Davis wasn't injured, his poor form didn't make the Lakers a better team. If Anthony Davis is still not in good enough shape after his comeback, the Lakers may also consider pushing for a deal involving Anthony Davis, so how can the Lakers push for a deal involving Davis?
The advice given by the US media Jack Simeone is a deal with the Rockets push involving multiple Players:
Rockets get: Anthony Davis
The Lakers got: Christian Wood, Eric Gordon, Daniel Theis, Jeshaun Tate, 2023 first-round picks, 2025 first-round picks, 2027 first-round picks
It's a very blockbuster deal, Anthony Davis will be sent to the Rockets and paired with Jaylen Green and Kevin Porter Jr., and the Lakers can get multiple Tough Players and multiple future first-round picks in this deal.
To be clear, though, this is also a strange deal. Because the Rockets don't seem to have any push for a deal involving Anthony Davis, especially if Davis can't lead the Lakers forward, his form and injury history don't seem to be the rocket's first choice for coming out of the rebuilding phase. In contrast, the Rockets have to sacrifice good value players such as Wood, Gordon, Theis and Tate in this deal, plus multiple first-round draft picks in the future, which are the Rockets' most valuable assets.
For the Lakers, if the Rockets are really willing to give away chips of this level, they should definitely push for a deal, of course, this is also a less realistic situation.