Goodbye Lakers! Goodbye James! Hachimura Trading Plan is exposed, netizens: I lost a lot

Compared with previous years, the Lakers have not been very good at offseason so far, just signing Ayton and Laravia, which disappoints many fans who are looking forward to the team's big signings. However, a recent trade rumor about Hachimura Shiraki has filled the Lakers' future with uncertainty.

Hachimura Shizuo performed well in this year's playoffs, averaging 14.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game, becoming an important rotation player for the Lakers on the front line. His outstanding performance has also been recognized by his teammates and coaches. Redick said in an interview: "Hamura Hachimura has played very well this season, and he is extremely critical to the results we have achieved this season. He is an indispensable part of both offense and defense. When he is absent, the coaching staff can clearly feel his value. Especially in the last two games, I think he performed very well in the playoffs. I am looking forward to seeing his growth."

Although Hachimura Hachimura's performance is obvious to all, he is also one of the most valuable players in the Lakers' trading. Lakers reporter Jovan Buha mentioned in the show that Hachimura, Kneckett, Vincent and Kleber are the most likely players on the team to be traded, and at least three of them may be sent away. Hachimura's trading value ranks among the top in the Lakers, which undoubtedly makes his future full of variables.

The Heat are undoubtedly the one mentioned most in the trading rumors about Hachimura. According to multiple reporters, the Lakers have started trading negotiations with the Heat about Wiggins. The Lakers have shown interest in the former All-Star player, especially as the team seeks to improve the depth of the lineup.

Wiggins was sent to the Heat in a five-team trade in February. While playing for the Heat, he played in 17 games, averaging 19.0 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. Given that he has only one guaranteed season left in his contract and the possible option to execute the player in the 2027 season, the Lakers may consider getting him through a trade and renewing his contract in the future.

However, the Heat's asking price made Lakers fans feel a little unacceptable. According to Jovan Buha, the Heat proposed a price in the deal negotiations with the Lakers for Wiggins: Hachimura, Kneckett, and a first-round pick. After this asking price was exposed, based on Wiggins' current performance and market conditions, the outside world unanimously believes that the Heat's asking price is too high.

First of all, although Wiggins performed well with the Heat, his contract amount was relatively high, about $28 million, which may put some pressure on the Lakers' salary space. While pursuing Wiggins, the Lakers also need to consider how to optimize the salary structure to ensure the team's long-term competitiveness. Secondly, Hachimura still has a lot of room for development in the future of the Lakers, and his youth and potential are the team's valuable assets. The Lakers need to consider him carefully when using him as a bargaining chip.

In addition, the Lakers have not been very good since the offseason. They just signed Ayton and Laravia, and the overall strength of the team has been limited. In this case, whether using Hachimura to trade Wiggins can really make the Lakers achieve better results in the new season needs further observation. After learning about this trading plan, many netizens said, "It's a big loss!" They believe that Hachimura still has a lot of room for development in the future of the Lakers, and it seems a bit unprofitable to use him to trade Wiggins.

So, what do you think about the transaction plan between Hachimura and Wiggins?