Reporter lists the Lakers free market priority goals: can poach Clippers engineers, 9+4 old players are also listed

In fact, every offseason, the Lakers will become the focus. After all, because they have a huge traffic and the management is very good at drawing cakes, I feel that the Lakers are simply interested in the entire league. The same is true this summer. The Lakers opened high and closed low as the third seed in the Western Conference, but were in a bad mood in the first round of the playoffs and were defeated by the Timberwolves. Moreover, the gentleman swept out, and the change was inevitable.

Sure enough, reporter Hobby Price listed the goals that the Lakers can pay priority attention to in the free market. The Lakers can poach Clippers engineer Amir Kofi, former former player Larry Nance Jr. is also on the list, and the other players include Dante Exam and Trey Jones.

We all know that the Lakers' salary space is actually very tight, and it is very difficult to win big-name stars, but some good and low-priced puzzles are worth picking up on Taobao. For example, Amir Kofi, although he was abandoned in the playoffs, his progress was obvious. He averaged 9.7 points and 2.2 rebounds per game during the regular season, and his overall efficiency was also very high. Key Amir Kofi is very strong in defense and always full of energy on the court. He is at the peak of a professional player. He is very suitable as a 3D forward engineer to reduce the pressure on the core.

Larry Nance Jr. debuted in the Lakers. His earliest selling point was to have outstanding defense. Although Larry Nance Jr. was not in a stable state due to physical reasons, he averaged 8.5 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.8 steals per game this season. Obviously, Larry Nance Jr. is still enough as a substitute inside player. His shooting percentage exceeds 50% and he has the threat of mid- and long-distance from the outside. Larry Nance Jr.'s three-point shooting percentage is 44.7%, which is the best among inside players, which further enhances his value.

Dant Exam should be considered the top level among basic players. In fact, as a rookie with high picks, Dante Exam's talent and ability are nothing to say. The only problem is that it is too fragile. Every time he performs well, he suffers from injuries. He becomes a free agent again this summer, and the Lakers need to strengthen their backcourt strength, and if Dante Exam becomes a teammate again with Luca Doncic, it is obviously worth looking forward to.

Finally, it was Trey Jones, who originally played for the Spurs, but after being sent to the Bulls this season, Trey Jones exploded. He averaged 11.5 points, 3.2 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.1 steals per game, and made a very comprehensive performance. The key is that Trey Jones is still very young and has a certain room for improvement.