FW advises the Lakers to make three-party transactions, which can bring in James opponents, and are the two inside players also popular?

There is basically no news in the NBA now, so the media is feeling idle and planning various transaction plans during this period is also something they love to do. As the number one traffic brigade, the Lakers are naturally deeply loved by these media. Basically, whenever there is a stir, the Lakers will definitely be among them, although most of the time, they are just tools to ride on popularity or raise prices.

Sure enough, the media FW advised the Lakers to join forces with the Suns and the Nets to make three-party transactions together. Let’s talk about the Lakers part first, which can introduce James’ stale rival. He was just sent to the Suns this summer, and there is Dillon Brooks who has a two-year contract. In addition, two inside players, Nick Richards and Highsmith, seem to be very popular. The Suns have received Hachimura Shiraki, Knector, a first-round pick and draft swap rights. The Nets are a typical third party. In addition to taking over the Kleber contract, they also received two second-round picks in return.

The Lakers are now a bit extreme, with sufficient reserves in some locations, which looks particularly extravagant, but some locations are unavailable. For example, after losing Finney Smith, the Lakers' forward strength and depth were greatly reduced. If Dillon Brooks could be obtained, it would be really timely. Although he was talking to James, he was his own. On the court, Dillon Brooks was obviously loved by home team fans. He is one of the best 3D wings in the league today and has a big heart. This summer, Dillon Brooks was used as Durant's main bargaining chip in the trade and was sent to the Suns. He has two years left in his contract and may not be within the team's reconstruction plan. There is no need to worry that if the Lakers get Dillon, James will be unhappy about it. On the contrary, after becoming a teammate, it is obvious that if Dillon joins the Lakers, it will become a very important puzzle.

King Richards was sent to the Suns by the Hornets on the deadline of last season. Although the team's record was poor, Nick Richards performed well and scored double-double data many times. The Lakers got Ayton through a buyout this summer, but obviously needed a reliable substitute center. Compared with Jax Hayes, Nick Richards is bound to be more reliable.

Highsmith was just sent to the Nets by the Heat last week. Of course, Highsmith performed well, but the Heat management hoped to save money and avoid taxes, which made him a victim. Highsmith was enough to rotate as a substitute. The other two teams actually need to be rebuilt next. The Suns will definitely be able to accept the Suns' ability to get immediate combat power, bonus contracts and draft picks respectively. The Nets are even simpler. Kleber has only one year left in the contract. Since his salary is not at the poor line, the Nets will lose no money in his contract. It is already a surprise to get an extra second round pick.