Lakers official announcement! A renewal has been completed! Thick eyebrows were eliminated with 40 points, and Doncic smashed his phone

Today, the Lakers officially announced the completion of a contract extension. Pelinka will continue to serve as the team's general manager and president of basketball operations. Both Pelinka and Redick signed long-term contracts with the Lakers. Pelinka hired Redick as Lakers head coach last offseason and traded for Doncic in February. The Lakers have already identified the face of the team for the next decade, with flexibility and assets for the upcoming offseason, as well as roster adjustments.

Doncic's arrival was due to Pelinka. Recently, Doncic said in an exclusive interview with ESPN female reporter Andrews that when he learned that he was traded to the Lakers by the Mavericks, he smashed his phone, but Doncic is still using the phone and has not changed it. Doncic said his heart was broken when he learned he had been traded, and that he really wanted to end his career in Dallas and that he was now willing to end his career in Los Angeles.

Doncic is eligible to sign a contract extension with the Lakers this summer, and the Lakers can offer him a four-year, $229 million contract extension starting Aug. 2. Compared to staying with the Mavericks for a contract extension, Doncic's contract extension is worth at least $100 million less. If he stays with the Mavericks, he is eligible for a five-year, $345 million supercap extension.

NBA commissioner Adam Shaw recently said of the Doncic trade: "It may be an exaggeration to rely on a single trade to make such a big impact, but there's no doubt that a lot of fans around the world are tuning in to see what Doncic looks like at his new club." There's no doubt that the Lakers' trade for Luka Doncic gave the league a much-needed boost. ”

With the playoffs coming up, Doncic needs to control his emotions on the court. Finney-Smith said yesterday about Doncic's frequent T-eats: "Knowing him, you're probably going to have to calm him down because he's likely to keep yelling loudly. ”

$2,000 each for 2 technical fouls before the playoffs;
$3,000 each for the 3rd and 4th technical offenders;
$4,000 each for the 5th and 6th technical offenders;
The 7th offender is fined $5,000 for each offender;
After eating the 7th, 9th, 11th technical foul, he will be banned for one game.

Recently, it was reported that one of our domestic players may also play for the Lakers. Draft expert Jonathan Givony reports: CBA Qingdao center Yang Hansen has announced that he will participate in this year's NBA draft. The 19-year-old is 2.16 meters tall and averages 16.1 points, 10.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game in the CBA this season, as well as the league's No. 1 average of 2.7 blocks per game.

Foreign mock draft websites predict that the Lakers will select Chinese player Yang Hansen with the 55th pick this year. In January, Yang signed with Rich Paul's Klutch Sports agency. Rich Paul is familiar to everyone, so there is still a high probability that the Lakers will choose Yang Hansen.

Let's talk about the situation in the NBA today, the Heat defeated the Hawks and faced the Cavaliers in the first round of the playoffs, and the Heat became the first team to win the play-in tournament as 10th in the division and advance to the playoffs. And the Mavericks were not so lucky, with thick eyebrows and difficult to support, 40 points, struggling to support, and finally lost to the Grizzlies and stopped this season.

Although the thick eyebrows said that the season is over, there is still hope to get a championship ring. As long as the Lakers give their best and win the championship, all players who have played for the Lakers this season can get a championship ring.

Today, the Lakers are still holding training.

Tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m., the first game of the Lakers-Timberwolves series will begin.

The Lakers and Timberwolves met 4 times in the regular season, and the two sides drew 2-2:
October 23 Timberwolves 103-110 Lakers
December 3 Lakers 80-109 Timberwolves
Dec. 14 Lakers 87-97 Timberwolves
Feb. 28 Timberwolves 102-111 Lakers