Will Jaylen Green eventually follow the old path of the Lakers second-hand?

Jaylen Green entered the league in 2021. Like Lonzo Ball and Ingram, the Lakers chose that year, they are both second-tier. The latter two have gradually faded out of their horizons and their future is getting narrower and narrower.

Ingram was the second place in 2016, and Lonzo Ball was the second place in 2017. The Lakers selected them that year because they were optimistic about their talent and potential. Unfortunately, they were tied up together in 2019 and became the bargaining chip for trading Davis.

Ingram was sent to the Raptors by the Pelicans in February this year. This forward player known as "Durant Jr." has performed mediocrely in the Pelicans for six seasons and has not played the expected data. Now that he goes far to Toronto, his situation may get worse and worse.

Lonzo Ball only stayed with the Pelicans for two seasons and was traded to the Bulls in 2021. In 4 seasons in Chicago, Lonzo Ball only played 70 games, two of which were directly reimbursed, and there is no specific timetable for his comeback so far.

Jaylen Green has a strong physical fitness and has entered the league for 4 seasons and has almost never missed the game. However, he has made slow progress and performed extremely unstable. The upper limit should be able to reach the Ingram level.