The Lakers are coming! Another big name in the NBA trading market! The West will be even more epic and wild

If you don't play well, you have to trade; If you play well, you have to trade the same.

It can only be said that when others don't love you, any effort is in vain.

After reading this sentence, Venom's friend silently shed tears and booked dinner for the goddess and her boyfriend.

So far this season, LaVine has averaged 21.6 points, 4.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, shooting 51% from the field, and averaging 3.1 three-pointers per game at 43.4%, which is definitely not a bad level, but two days ago, Cowley revealed thatThe Bulls will still seek to trade him away......

In addition, Vucevic is also on the Bulls' trade list, averaging 20.4 points and 9.9 rebounds per game so far, shooting 57.1% from the field and throwing in 2 three-pointers with a 44.9% shooting rate per game.

Due to LaVine's excellent performance this season and his ability to play with and without the ball, he is now very popular in the trade market, and teams including the Lakers are interested in bringing him home to play.

But the king was also interested, and it was surprising that he was hungry for the body of this Windy City Curry.

It's not that everyone else can be hungry for LaVine, but the Kings can't be greedy, but because they only used three years and $73.89 million to poach Azan from the Bulls this summer offseason, and if they trade the former, they can change their name to the Chicago Kings in the future.

The most important thing is that LaVine and Azan play positions are more overlapping, if they reunite in the Kings, who starts and who comes off the bench, or whether there is one person to top the No. 3 position, so that the team's already poor defense will be worse, the Kings have a defensive efficiency of 112.9 (15th in the league) so far this season, and they are 11th in the West with 9 wins and 10 losses.

Let's talk about the Lakers and LaVine, the two sides have been eyebrow-raising for many years, and it is no secret in the league.

And this season's Lakers, it seems that they need LaVine more than ever to improve the team's outside firepower, and have only averaged 12.4 three-pointers per game so far (19th in the league), a poor mid-to-lower level.

Maybe there is an old brother who sprayed, get LaVine, the Kings are afraid of the defense slipping, and the Lakers are not afraid?

Come on, the Lakers are currently as low as the league's 27th defensive efficiency (118.2), and it doesn't matter how close it is.

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