The Lakers have the idea of ​​sending James away, but because they are not in line with Reeves, they are centered on Doncic

On July 4, American basketball reporter John Gambadoro reported that there has always been an idea of ​​sending James away within the Lakers. As soon as the news came out, it caused a lot of heated discussion. James is the face of the NBA league, and is also a historical player and the historical scoring leader. He can still maintain a good state even at the age of 40, so it is incredible that the Lakers sent off the Lakers. However, rumors about James leaving the Lakers have been fermenting recently.

The reporter said that the Lakers wanted to send James away because they were not in line with Reeves and lacked the willingness to play with each other. After changing the boss, the Lakers wanted to build a team lineup with Doncic as the core to ensure that the team will still have good competitiveness in the next few years. As for Reeves, he has always been the Lakers' heart, after all, he is a star he has trained. However, the Lakers may not be able to keep Reeves because Reeves wants an annual salary of more than $35 million, which is very premium.

The reporter said: "As for the team's subsequent choice to trade James or reach a buyout agreement with him, everything will be verified." Many people refuted the reporter because James is still the core of the Lakers and has good competitiveness, which is also the guarantee of the Lakers' box office, and the team will not send James away easily. Even in the playoffs with high intensity, James still averaged 40.8 minutes per game, scoring 25.4 points, 9 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 2.0 steals, but 2.6 turnovers were a bit eye-catching.

James' team was also revealed that if it is confirmed that the Lakers are not the championship lineup, James will choose to trade and leave the Lakers. The Lakers are also at a time when the old and new are alternating. The new boss likes Doncic more and hopes to build a lineup around Doncic. This is indeed the guarantee of the Lakers' future.