5 for 1! The Lakers have made a lot of money, and the average of 27+5+6 stars per game is about to be airborne in Los Angeles?

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2024-06-27 11:15Creators in the field of sports

According to Sam · Amick reports: The Lakers are still interested in Dejounte Murray but have no intention of putting Reaves in the trade.

In fact, it's not the Lakers who treat Reaves as a "treasure", but largely think that Murray's card is not big enough. I don't believe that when Irving, Mitchell and others show up in the trade market and ask the Lakers for Reaves by name, the Lakers won't give it.

In addition, according to Sam· Amick follow-up: James wants the Lakers to find an elite-level helper. A message reveals two things:

1, Zhan Mei still wants to win the championship;

2. I think Reeves has not reached the level of a reliable helper.

On the second point, I would like to say this: Reeves is inspirational but not high-ceilinged. To be precise, the defensive end pulled down the ceiling.

Where are the Lakers' reinforcement targets?

What is certain is that it is impossible to "poach" from teams like the Celtics and Nuggets. The rest is only to find the belly or the team that is preparing for a roster reshuffle or rebuild.

What are the Lakers' leverage to strengthen?

Draft picks are tradable in the first round in '24, '29, '31; Players on Reeves, Hachimura, Van der Bilt and Vincent.

Based on Zhan Mei's willingness to strengthen and the chips that the Lakers have, the American media "BR" suggested that the Lakers make a 5-for-1 trade. Specifically, they sent Reeves, Hachimura, Vincent, '24 and '29 first-rounders.

To add another word, Mitchell and the Cavaliers have never been able to reach an agreement on the contract extension, which also laid the groundwork for the breakup of the two parties.

Not to mention the first round this year, considering that James has long since retired in 29 years and the peak of thick eyebrows has passed, the Lakers' first round is very valuable to trade. Looking at it from the side, the Lakers have made a lot of money. Of course, just based on Mitchell's average of 27+5+6 per game this season, it is worth it for the Lakers to do so.

Does the Lakers' bloody investment mean that Mitchell is going to be airborne in Los Angeles?

First of all, although the Lakers' chips are very sincere, it is important to know that there is more than one buyer in the market. Potentially, Mitchell will inevitably attract a number of teams with a lot of draft picks, including the Rockets and Spurs.

Second, the Nets got five first-round picks from the Knicks in the Bridges trade. Mitchell is superior to Bridges both on the cards and in terms of immediate power. Potentially, Mitchell's trade chips are definitely more than Bridges.

To sum up, even if the Lakers spend money, the possibility of getting Mitchell is still very small. It's important because of Bridges' trade, the value of the players has increased to a greater or lesser extent.

Looking at it this way, it is very difficult for the Lakers to get stars this summer, and they basically have to focus on targeted reinforcements.

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