Reeves, Hachimura 2 for 1? Lakers get 18+17 inside? Thick eyebrows are going back to the number four position

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2024-06-22 07:03Posted in Beijing Sports Creators

In the playoffs, Porter Jr. averaged 22.8 points per game and shot 55.3% from the field against the Lakers series; The two points in the series against the Timberwolves were 10.7 points and 37.1%, respectively.

Aside from the Timberwolves.

The Lakers are mainly opposite Porter Jr. Hachimura. In terms of data, the two combined for 28 minutes and 18 seconds to shoot Porter Jr. on 5 of 9 shots.

On the offensive end, Hachimura averaged 7.6 shots per game, 26.3% of which came from 4-6 feet away from opponents, but shot just 40% from the field and 25% from three-point range.

In other words, in the playoffs, Hachimura is attacking, not attacking; Prevent, can't be prevented.

Meanwhile, according to Lakers Daily reporter Jesse J. Cinquini reports: The Lakers will trade Reaves only if they get an All-Star caliber player.

Obviously, the Lakers treated Reaves as a "treasure". But it doesn't matter, the important thing is that it is at least not at the non-sale level.

How much is Reeves + Hachimura worth?

First of all, Hachimura's relatively poor performance in the playoffs has made Hachimura's trade worthless, but Reaves' 16.8 points per game is convincing. Let's take a look at the group data:

1. Jalen Williams averages 18.7 per game;

2. DiVincenzo averaged 17.8 points per game;

3. Derrick White averaged 16.7 points per game;

4. Anunoby averaged 15.1 points per game.

The four are a very important part of the Thunder, the Celtics and the Knicks. By contrast, Reeves is worth a first-rounder, even if it's not a big problem to be protected.

What kind of team will be interested in Rihachi?

Given Reaves' persuasive ability in the playoffs, there is some interest from teams with a championship-winning type. As for Hachimura, it is more of a team that does not have much pressure on their records.

Taken together, the bundle trade can only go to rebuilding teams such as the Pistons, Wizards, Spurs, and Trail Blazers.

It is worth mentioning that, according to the revelations of the American media "Bleachers", after seeing the success of the Timberwolves Twin Towers, the Lakers are also ready to introduce a No. 5 position - Group Twin Towers + Thick Eyebrows to return to the No. 4 position.

It's a rumor, but it seems credible to me.

First of all, the success of the tall teams of the Nuggets and Timberwolves shows that the "small-ball era" has basically passed. In other words, the League is back in the movement of giants.

Secondly, it is not that the thick eyebrows cannot play the No. 5 position, but given that the "glass" physique can only be more critical moments than regular moments.

More importantly, the Lakers have a very good reinforcement target at this stage.

Judging from the 18 points and 17 rebounds against the Pelicans, Ayton's strength is still there, and it is more just a matter of attitude. This is one of them, and the second is that Ayton, who is 213 tall and weighs 113 kilograms, has a standard No. 5 body shape.

More importantly, judging from the 45.7% shooting rate and 43.0% plus two-point rate in his career, Ayton will not drag down the existence of space.

Therefore, I think the Lakers are very likely to trade Reaves + Hachimura to Ayton.

Reason 1: The Lakers have a tradition of center, which is attractive to Ayton; Reason 2: The Trail Blazers are a rebuilding type of team.

As far as the second point is concerned, when the Trail Blazers don't have much demand for Ayton, it is better to exchange their big contracts for the "small contracts" of Reeves and Hachimura for further operation.

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