NBA Kings recruit starting point guard to lock in two big stars: Hawks Trae Young and Cavaliers Garland

On June 11, the new general manager of the NBA Kings Scott Perry recently updated his column to interact with fans and friends, and publicly talked about the focus of the team's lineup upgrade in the offseason: "The Kings will first solve the team's starting point guard problem this summer. It is obvious that since the Fox trades, the team has lacked a real commander in this position. Our team is currently full of talents, and only lacks the organizational guard star."

"We can't be because of this I lost confidence without advancing to the playoffs in the season. The team's lineup is still very competitive. Of course, we must actively improve our combat effectiveness. I believe that when signing a starting point guard star, the Kings will easily return to the Western Conference playoffs and have the opportunity to sprint for the championship! ”

According to the Kings' team reporters, the team's management has targeted two organizational guard stars, Trae Young, the Hawks and Garland, the Cavaliers. These are both point guards with major flaws. Trae Young is well organized at any time and has just won the assists of this season, but he is strong in offense and weak in defense. Garland has just undergone a big toe surgery, and it is estimated that it will take at least 4-5 months to recover. In addition, he plays extremely unstable on both offense and defense, which is also one of the important reasons why the Cavaliers were eliminated 1-4 in the second round of the playoffs. The two stars’ super top-salary contracts are also a question that the Kings need to fully consider whether they can take it!