There are many opportunities, and the famous reporter is sure that the Lakers will make a deal! US media shows a 3-for-1 plan: the second round pick and the magic shot

There are many opportunities to strengthen the new season. When the famous reporter answered questions from social media, he was sure that the Lakers would make some deals! Combining the analysis of famous reporters and the needs of the Lakers, the US media "fadeawayworld" posted a 3-for-1 trading plan. The Lakers sold the second round of picks to exchange for the Suns' "evil man" sharpshooter Allen.

The Lakers are sure that the Lakers will trade

Compared with the drastic adjustments to the lineup in the past few years, the Purple and Gold Legion has been cautious and cautious in the offseason. It has only introduced three new players, Laravia, Ayton and Smart through the free and buyout market, and has not completed any transactions so far.

Therefore, as each team gradually entered the training camp for the new season, famous reporter Brett Siegel was also asked related questions while answering questions from fans on social media.

Brett Siegel is sure that the Lakers will complete some trading operations in the new season. If the transaction does not happen, he will be very shocked.

Because the Lakers have a large number of expired contracts, there are many opportunities in the market. At the same time, as long as Doncic and James remain healthy, the Lakers will be a reasonable top four teams in the Western Conference, and there is no reason not to strengthen them.

However, based on the limited chips in the Lakers' hands, they are likely to not pay too much money to complete some big operations.

There are many opportunities in the market, as Brett Siegel said, with the arrival of the new season, there are more and more trading opportunities in the market.

Jazz TA team record Tony Jones revealed on the same day that the Jazz could never agree on an early renewal of the rookie contract with Kessler, who is expected to become a restricted free agent next summer.

And Kessler has always been the Lakers' favorite inside reinforcement target, but Anji's asking price is too high, causing the Purple and Gold Legion to be discouraged.

US media sends 3 for 1 trading plan

Compared with the pursuit of Kessler's big operation, the US media "fadeawayworld" combined with the Lakers' demand for expiring contracts and trying to strengthen slightly, it released a 3 for 1 trading plan.

The potential trading plan is as follows: Grayson Allen;

The Suns get: Vincent + Claybel + a 2032 second round pick

For the Lakers, this is a perfect trading plan. Grayson Allen, an elite 3D sharpshooter, was introduced with just one second round pick and two expiration contracts.

Claybel joined the Lakers last season as part of the Doncic trade, but his performance has been extremely bad. Fortunately, the contract is only one year and 11 million will expire, giving it a certain value in the trading market.

After joining the Lakers, Vincent never played as proud as a Heat. Even though the defense is still online, his poor health and unstable projections make it difficult for him to be trusted. Fortunately, the contract at the tens of millions will expire. In contrast, Grayson Allen is a more reliable elite 3D sharpshooter with a contract of $53 million.

As a famous "evil guy" during the NCAA period, Allen has restrained himself after joining the NBA, but he is still a strong defender and has made great progress in shooting.

So far in his career, Allen averaged 2.1 three-pointers per game in 403 games, and his shooting percentage was as high as 41.4%. His personal characteristics are perfectly adapted to the big core of the ball holding the ball like James and Doncic.

In terms of trading possibility, the Suns put Allen and Royce O'Neal on the shelves many times in the offseason to free up cap space to accelerate reconstruction.

From this perspective, taking over two expired contract players, Vincent and Claybel, will be a good choice. Vincent can also play the role of a substitute point guard in the new season to alleviate the employment crisis of the Suns' back.

However, the return of a second round pick is a bit mediocre, especially considering that 30-year-old Allen is in his peak period, the Lakers may need to put in greater sincerity to impress the Suns.