I have to say that only the Lakers can think of such a trading plan!

Recently, local media in Los Angeles suggested that the Rockets, Lakers and Nets could start three-party transactions to complete complementary results. Specifically, the Rockets sent Jabarry Smith Jr., Dillon Brooks and Whitmore to get the Lakers' first round, Reeves, Kneckett, Vincent, Milton and the Lakers' first round in 31. In addition to giving away the above players, the Lakers also paid Hachimura Base, 28 and 30 years of first round swap rights to get Nets Clarkston, Rockets Jabbarry Smith and Dillon Brooks. The Nets got the first round swap rights from Whitmore, Hachimura, Kleber and the Lakers in 28.30.

It can be said that in addition to the huge benefits of the Lakers, the Rockets suffer the most. After all, the Rockets have paid so much to get a big contract with Reeves, and some backcourt players with average defensive abilities and outstanding shortcomings, do they really regard the Rockets as fools? Not to mention that Stone, as a Rockets manager, would disagree, even a normal manager would find it incredible. Although the Rockets are currently seeking reinforcement strategies, I believe that the Rockets will definitely find a truly suitable buyer before they can take action.

It has to be said that in addition to the Rockets changing all the league, the Lakers also enjoy the fantasy linkage of players across the league.