The media advises the Lakers to do three-party transactions, which can chase 19+4 forwards, and multiple rotations + first-round picks were sold?

Every time it is the offseason, everyone can see the familiar plot. The Lakers are simply interested in good players in the league, and the media is also busy giving advice. After all, the NBA is a business league, and no one will make things difficult for money, so the Lakers' traffic during the offseason has not only not decreased, but has also received more attention.

The local media advised the Lakers to make three-party transactions, which even caused heated discussions, believing that the Lakers could chase forward Andrew Wiggins, and that many rotations in the plan, and the first round picks from 2031 will be sold. The specific plan is that the Lakers won the Lakers not only win Andrew Wiggins, but also Walker Kessler; the Heat can still maintain a certain competitiveness by introducing Gab Vincent and John Collins; the Jazz continue to rebuild, winning Lee Kyle, Hachimura and Dalton Knector, and of course the future first-round draft pick.

At least theoretically speaking, the three parties in this transaction each took their needs. Andrew Wiggins switched to the Heat in the middle of the season, but his performance did not decline but rose. In the second half, he averaged 19 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.2 steals and 1 block, and he hit key balls many times. Andrew Wiggins is now 30 years old, but he is still in excellent condition. He is definitely enough as the third leader and can provide strong defense. As for Walker Kessler, the Lakers have long been interested in him, but the Jazz have not nodded. If the chips are in place, everything can be negotiated. Walker Kessler is completely competent as the starting center.

The Heat's choice is a little surprising. Of course, the East has limited competitiveness. If the Heat fights hard to win, it will not be that difficult to get a ticket to the playoffs. Gab Vincent is the former Heat player. Here he ushered in the peak of his career and helped the team reach the finals. Obviously, Coach Spoel has his instructions. As for John Collins, he can play two inside positions, which can relieve the pressure on Bam Adebayo very well. The positioning of the Jazz is very clear, and Li Kaier and Hachimura are in a friendly contract, which can also help some young players grow. Dalton Kneckett performed well in the rookie season and had three years of bonus contract left, which gave him great value. That first round pick is full of uncertainty. Simply put, it depends on whether Luca Doncic stays in the team for a long time and maintains its peak state. In addition, the Lakers' management operations also need to be more powerful.