Goodbye Reeves! Epic 6-for-2 trading plan, Lakers strengthen the inside, and aim at the champion next season

The Lakers' lineup adjustments in the new season have attracted much attention, after all, the loss in the playoffs last season was really frustrating. This team with superstars like James has stopped in the Western Conference Finals. What is the hidden problem? Is it just the ups and downs of the players? Or is there a fatal flaw in lineup matching?

To be honest, the most obvious weakness of the Lakers last season was inside defense. Looking at the playoffs, the impact of opponents' inside players makes the Lakers' defense seem vulnerable. This cannot be simply attributed to the players' personal abilities, but more importantly, the team's overall defensive strategy and lineup configuration. You know, do you feel a little regretful when you miss the opportunity to get Mark Williams?

Recently, there is a saying that the Lakers may make an epic deal to get Clarkston and Cameron Johnson from the Nets in a 6-for-2 way. The deal looks pretty bold, and the Lakers need to pay for Reeves, Kleber, Kneckett, Vincent, Vanderbilt and a 2031 first-round draft pick. Think about it, among them, Reeves is undoubtedly the Lakers' biggest bargaining chip, and his departure will make many fans feel sorry for him.

Reeves, a young player, has indeed performed well in the regular season, but is slightly inferior in the playoffs. Although there are factors that are insufficient experience, it also reflects that his stability needs to be improved. Moreover, the question about Reeves' contract renewal has been unresolved. Reeves seems not satisfied with the rumor that the Lakers have issued a four-year contract extension of 89.2 million. Faced with this situation, the Lakers had to weigh the pros and cons and choose a plan that better improves the team's competitiveness.

If this deal is finally reached, the Lakers will strengthen the inside and forward line, which will undoubtedly enhance the team's overall strength. Clarkston's defensive and rebounding abilities are obvious to all, and Cameron Johnson's three-point ability and defense abilities will also bring new vitality to the Lakers. But we must also be clear that this transaction is full of uncertainty. The running-in of the new lineup takes time, and the chemistry between players is unpredictable. To strive for the championship, this goal is certainly exciting, but the road is destined to be full of challenges. Do you think this transaction plan is worth it? Are the Lakers gambled for the future or are they taking risks? Do you feel sorry for Reeves' departure? Welcome to share your views in the comment section and let us discuss them together! Your opinion is very important to us! The transaction of

also reminds me of the principle of "being willing to give up" in traditional Chinese culture. Sometimes, in order to achieve greater success, we need to make some choices, which requires courage and wisdom. The Lakers need to weigh the pros and cons and make the best choices in order to make a difference in the highly competitive NBA arena. Just like the generals in ancient China, when deploying troops, they should make the most reasonable adjustments based on actual conditions.

This transaction also reminds me of the people's livelihood. When people face choices, they often need to make trade-offs between risks and opportunities. Any choice may bring unexpected results. The key is how to be fully prepared and have the courage to take responsibility. Isn’t this Lakers’ deal a small microcosm? The success or failure of this deal is crucial to the Lakers' future. Let's wait and see if this team can be reborn from the ashes and strive for the championship again!