Su Qun said that the Lakers replaced James for 60 million? If they really want to change the one who left at the beginning, it wouldn t be Thick Eyebrow

Text/Jiang Shihua

Although the Lakers have already returned home to fish for a long time, this team has never lacked topic traffic. Recently, when talking about the Lakers' lineup strengthening next season, Su Qun said that the management may replace James for 60 million. But in my opinion: it is impossible, absolutely impossible. , if it really is the one who left, it wouldn't be thick eyebrows.

Su Qun's meaning is roughly like this. The Lakers will rebuild or strengthen the lineup next season. James has the option of a player. If James insists on asking for an annual salary of 60 million, considering James' age and condition, the Lakers may replace James. After all, the Lakers' top priority is to meet Doncic's requirements for staying in the team, which is the core of the Lakers' team building in the next few years.

Of course, if you simply analyze and describe it, Su Qun's words are not unreasonable. James' annual salary of 60 million is indeed difficult for the Lakers, but the question now is: How will the Lakers target next season? If you are positioned to strive for the championship with all your might, the current lineup must be greatly strengthened, and you have to spend a lot of money to compete for the championship. James' annual salary is not the main problem. If the Lakers' positioning focuses on commercial value, James' annual salary of 60 million is not a problem. It is easy to make a return of 60 million yuan in jersey sales and box office guarantees under the topic of father and son on the same stage. Therefore, there is basically no such possibility for the Lakers to replace James. If you really want to change James, the one who used Doncic to change was not Thick Eyebrow but James.

From another perspective: For a star who has just entered the second team of the Best, is the price of 60 million high? See how much Butler gets at the Warriors? There is only one situation at present that James will leave the Lakers, that is, bringing talent to teams outside Los Angeles. In other words, only James replaces the Lakers, not the Lakers replaces James.