Choose one of five! The Lakers center reinforcement plan is released, Reeves can t keep it

The most important thing for the Lakers this year's offseason is to strengthen their inside line. A shocking league trade in the middle of last season turned the Lakers from a top inside team to a weak inside team. Davis' departure has indeed had a huge impact on the Lakers' inside. Although they have Doncic on the outside, if there is no good inside line in this league, it also means that they do not have good inside line defense and rebounding, which has a huge impact on the team. We cannot only focus on the outside line instead of the inside line. The quality of inside players has also a huge impact on the team.

So this offseason, the Lakers began to summarize their experience of failure last season and began to strengthen the inside. Currently, they are targeting five inside players, namely Clarkston, Cappella, Rowe, Kessler and Dalow. These players have young potential inside players and experienced All-Star inside players. For the Lakers, if they want to get these inside players, they may have to pay a huge price. For example, if they want to get a player like Kessler, they have to pay chips like Reeves.

For the Lakers, Kessler is the most suitable for them. First of all, some of the other players are already very old, and some have very large potential for injury and are extremely prone to injury. Some players have very single skills, only Kessler is a very potential inside player with great room for improvement, and is an inside player that needs to be crafted urgently. If the Lakers can get Kessler, he may be able to partner with Doncic, his progress may be very fast, just like the Mavericks Levley. After partnering with Doncic, his progress can be seen from the naked eye.

So if the Lakers want to complete the deal with the Jazz, they may get Kessler and they have to pay Reeves this chip. For the Lakers, the decision to trade Reeves is actually very good, because Reeves' importance to the Lakers is not that exaggerated. With Doncic, Reeves' importance has obviously decreased. After all, there are currently three players in the Lakers who need to hold the ball. If one missing one is the ball, it will not have much impact on the Lakers. After all, Reeves' catch-and-shooting effect is not that good. So if the Lakers can get a potential inside line, trading Reeves is completely acceptable for many Lakers fans. I wonder what fans think so?