US media showcases the 15-man roster of the Lakers! Famous reporter calls him second only to the Thunder Nuggets, famous speaker says Ayton is the key to winning the championship

On October 5, there are only 17 days left before the start of the NBA regular season in the new season. US media revealed the Lakers' 15-man roster lineup in the new season, including famous commentator Perkins, famous reporter Sam Quinn and others, who are very optimistic about the Lakers' prospects and believe that they may achieve great success in the new season.

US media showed the Lakers' current 15-man roster lineup, as follows:

Power forwards: James, Vanderbilt, Klebel;

Centers: Ayton, Hays, Kolok;

Scorebacks: Reeves, Smart, Brownie;

Point guards: Doncic, Vincent;

Small forwards: Hachimura, Laravia, Kneckett, Thiero.

For the prospects of this Lakers, CBS reporter Sam Quinn commented: "As the offseason deepened, I am more and more optimistic about the Lakers, while the mid- and upper-level teams in the West are becoming more and more declining. I now classify the Lakers and the Rockets, second only to the Thunder and the Nuggets."

The famous commentator Perkins also gave his own opinion, and he said: "I am also very excited. I am very optimistic about the Lakers because I think they are as capable as the Thunder and the Rockets. If they enter the Finals, I will not be surprised at all. The Lakers have many young people and veterans, and I am very optimistic about this." ”

It is worth mentioning that Perkins also pointed out that Ayton is the key to this Lakers team, saying: "If Ayton can maintain his competitive form with the Phoenix Suns, then the Lakers' lineup will be more perfect. If he can do it, in total, I think the Lakers are now the top three teams in the NBA." In last season, Ayton averaged 14.4 points and 10.2 rebounds per game, but in yesterday's preseason debut, Ayton only made 0 of 2 shots and scored 1 point, 8 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 blocks.

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