Wiggins alone, the first person leaving the team is confirmed! Lakers operation detonates the league, and Pelinka finally wakes up

With the news that Antetokounmpo stayed in the team, the popularity of the 2025 offseason remains high. As a two-time FMVP, Kevin Durant is unknown, but it is certain that joining the Spurs is just a gimmick, and the real answer will not be known until the draft. In addition, many veteran teams such as the New York Knicks and the Miami Heat have also taken this opportunity to extend their olive branches. However, the Lakers, who are in the big football market, can only envy others for silent strengthening. Up to now, the chips that General Manager Pelinka can use in his hands are very limited. If it weren't for Thick Brows, the team wouldn't have been so poor.

If you want to improve this situation, the only way to deal is to be feasible. According to the suggestions provided by the team reporter Buha on the podcast program, it is very valuable for reference. In short, it is to trade Japanese player Hachimura alone for Wiggins. It's right, just changing. Considering that Hachimura's salary of 17 million next season can match Wiggins' contract, it's just that Buha's idea is a bit bold. The Lakers' management used a forward player who averaged 13.1 points, 5 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game to exchange for the champion striker of the Warriors era. It sounds a bit ridiculous, but it is not without a chance. Based on Butler's departure, the team was led by Hero and Adebayo, and the team was unable to play absolute dominance. The trade was a combat player, and it was understandable to upgrade the team's lineup.

As the No. 1 pick in 2014, Wiggins' strength is unquestionable. Considering his unstable performance last season and the team's future tactical positioning, he will not live long for the Heat. If President Riley is willing to accept Pelinka's proposal at the lowest time of his value, the Lakers will have to get what they want. Not only did they get the front line gate that they longed for, but they also gave up the unstable factor of Hachimura's siege. What's the best of both worlds? But the Heat are not purebred suckers. They can use this deal to lay the groundwork for getting Kevin Durant.

Although this deal can enhance the depth of the team's forward lineup, the most critical link has not been strengthened. The No. 5 position has always been the biggest hidden danger to the team. The two former lottery shows such as Hayes and Ryan are completely unable to support the Purple and Gold Army, forcing James to change to the center, and such a change in the team also accelerates the team's elimination. Now, pursuing Clarkston, Gafford or Kessler is a wise move. Unexpectedly, the management's approach to detonate the alliance at this critical moment. The management's approach to taking a different approach is a bit too much, but it has not yet restrained. While strengthening the front line, they also plan to improve the defense line.

Under the guidance of the team's reporter Buha, the candidate for the substitute point guard and the defense of the back line are also hidden dangers on the team's road to championship. For better solutions, appropriate reinforcement is necessary. On the one hand, Luca and Rivers have the same functionality, and require ball rights on the offensive end, and the defensive end is the same. For this reason, the management signed Melton with a basic salary, and the problem will naturally be solved. The former Warriors' abandoned player has obvious performance on the defensive end. On the other hand, the Lakers' bench score is worrying, and they only contributed 28.5 points last season, falling to the top three in the league. Such a bad performance is really eye-catching, but signing traditional point guards like Paul and Ball is expected to improve the team's dilemma.

Although the team's back line problem has been solved, there has been no movement in the inside reinforcement. As the team's general manager, Pelinka has been confident for a long time. Compared to his lack of temptation chips and his determination to overdraw the future, Pelinka finally woke up and no longer obsessed with trading too much, but tried to achieve her ultimate goal through drafts. According to US media HoopsHype, the Lakers, who hold the No. 55 draw, have tried out many rookies, including Alabama center Clifford Omoruy, who averaged 1.7 blocks per game, and 20-year-old Spanish center Izan Almanza, are all potential candidates for the Lakers' substitute No. 5. If you are expected to get a bargain, the Lakers' future is promising.