No! It was revealed that it rejected a 90 million contract! This is the third giant of the Lakers

Reeves is expected to reject the four-year, $89.2 million contract provided by the Lakers, and jump out of the contract to test the free market in the summer of 2026...

Of course, if Reeves really jumped out of the contract, it does not mean that he wants to leave the Lakers, but may be to fight for a larger contract. By then, according to the labor-management agreement, a new contract with an annual salary of $42.5 million can be pursued.

In 2023, Reeves signed a four-year $53.83 million USD, with an annual salary of $13.94 million in the 25-26 season, and an annual salary of $14.9 million in the 26-27 season, which is a child labor contract.

But since Reeves wants to break out of the contract, it still means he is at risk of leaving the Lakers, and rumors about his trading are gradually fermenting. It's understandable that the Lakers definitely don't want to lose Reeves in vain.

Reeves is already the third giant behind East Zhan, averaging 20.2 points, 4.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 1.1 breaks in the regular season, with a shooting percentage of 46%, 37.7% and 87.7% in the three events; in the playoffs, they averaged 16.2 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists in the three events, with a shooting percentage of 41.1%, 31.9% and 85.7%.

It is very obvious that Reeves' performance in the playoffs is far inferior to that of the regular season, which has attracted a lot of criticism. According to media person Lane, Reeves has been playing in a state of residual health (sprayed left foot big toe) during this year's playoffs, and he can't walk even if he can't walk on non-match days. In the two playoffs in the 22-24 season, Reeves' performance was higher than the regular season, so he performed poorly this year's playoffs, and perhaps it was really affected by injuries. The Lakers' management naturally saw it and still planned to offer him four years, $89.2 million in advance to renew his contract in advance to try to lock him up.

I fully believe that the Lakers really want to stay Reeves for a long time, because James will retire in another one or two years. If the former still runs away with a bucket, Doncic will be wasted his peak. What do the

Danzu and others think about this? I picked up the keyboard in the comment area and started the microphone boldly and went crazy with the laning!