To help the Lakers compete for Wiggins? US media suggests a big deal in the world: 25 players + 9 draft picks involved

On September 21, the well-known Lakers media Lakers Daily revealed that it would be shocking if the Heat sent Andrew Wiggins to LAL, because Riley could not help LeBron. He was still angry about LeBron leaving Miami, which I think is unlikely to happen.

The American media "Open-Air Stand" also tried their best to help the Lakers grab Andrew Wiggins. They even simulated a set of eight-party trading plans. This plan is very cumbersome and complicated, and it also helped Robert Pelinka point out the direction.

Celtics get: Mann, Jazz's 26th second round pick (top 55 protection), La Bailey's signing rights, Nets' 2026 second round pick (top 55 protection);

Nets get: Connaughton, Kuzma, Nuggets 2029 second round, Nicola signing rights, 2.3 million cash (the Heat out);

Hornets get: Anthony Simmons, Rowe (transformed to non-tax middle class special case), 1.7 million cash (Lakes out);

Lakers get: Wiggins, Highsmith, AJ Green;

Heat get: Hachimura, Vanderbilt, Nurkic, Seble, 2026 second round pick (the one with the Nuggets/Warriors pick higher), Lakers unprotected first round in 2031;

Bucks get: Sec Ston, Fontechio, and Fehes signing rights;

Trail Blazers get: Nick Smith, Kyle Anderson, Kay Martin, Rockets 2031 second round pick (top 55 protection), Agwanassis' draft pick, Lakers 2032 second round pick;

Jazz get: Vincent, Rozier, Jeffries, 2026 second round pick (Piston/Bucks/Magics pick), 2028 second round Signing (Clippers/Hornets), Drejay's signing rights, 2.4 million cash (Heat), 2.5 million cash (Green Kai)

This transaction involves 25 players and 9 draft picks, but only one of these 9 draft picks is the first round (Lakes). In this transaction, the Lakers get two strikers + one pitcher. If one first round pick can complete such a transaction, I think it can be done.