The real shooting rate is comparable to Jokic! But the Lakers will not renew his contract with him in the short term. Will Pelinka make a big deal?

In the regular season of the 24-25 season, Jokic shot a total of 1,364 shots, with a shooting rate of 57.6% and a true shooting rate of 66.3%. Just the real shooting rate is 6th in the league, which is a bit of a bug - no matter how strong the defensive intensity is, you can always maintain a high-efficiency ending.

is still related to the real shooting rate.

This season, Hachimura made a total of 576 shots, with a shooting rate of 50.9% and a true shooting rate of 61.9%. We can see that only the real shooting rate is on Hachimura, which is comparable to Jokic. Of course, the former faces far more defensive strength than the latter.

But this is not the point. The point is that when the opportunity arises, Hachimura can effectively grasp it, thus contributing to the team on the offensive end - when he is on the court, the Lakers scored 117.1 points in a hundred rounds, and when he is not on the court, the team scored 112.9 points in a hundred rounds.

It can be seen that there is still a difference in the Lakers' offense.

Speaking of this, something interesting is coming.

According to the NBA China official website, the Lakers will not complete early contract renewal with Hachimura in the short term.

is an expiring contract, but it will not renew the contract in the short term. According to various situations, I think Pelinka will make a big deal.

From the perspective of chips, Doncic cannot move, James has the right to veto the transaction. Unless Reeves involves star players, the only players such as Hachimura are capable of moving on the chips.

Relatively speaking, due to the fact that the expiration contract has a certain combat power, Hachimura Shizuo is the most traded person among Lakers' role players.

From the perspective of importance, as mentioned earlier, Hachimura Shizuo does play a significant role in the offensive end, but it should be noted that the defensive end is also a drag on the back. In fact, Team Buha predicts that Smart will replace Hachimura to play the starter, which is not unreasonable - Smart's defense is to balance the offense and defense of the starter.

To sum up two points, Pelinka wants to trade or strengthen it to have a substantial impact. At this stage, the best way is to put Hachimura on the negotiating table. I never renew my contract in advance, I think Pelinka must have had the idea of trading.

First, the contract is not an expiration after renewal, which will greatly affect the transaction value. After all, I think if Vanderbilt had an expiration contract, given the certain defensive ability, there will definitely be teams willing to "bet", but there are still three years of contracts that almost all teams will retreat.

Second, there will be a trading protection period after renewal, which means that it can still be traded at least in the mid-season. From the side, if the Heat are willing to trade Wiggins and others, the Lakers will lose their competitiveness.

Of course, there is another factor. Not renewing the contract in the short term can also be a good encouragement to Hachimura Shizuo - for the next contract, we will train hard during the offseason.

In summary, Pelinka must have had the idea of trading, otherwise he would not renew his contract with Hachimura Shizuo if he is of certain importance. As for whether to renew Hachimura or bring new helpers to Doncic, let's wait and see.