The Lakers summer reconstruction focus is on, first exchange Rivers Jr. for the big center, and then directly support Kneket!

NBA's topic about the Lakers has never been interrupted. Even if they were eliminated early in the first round of this season, it would not affect the team's traffic in the league. In fact, after the Lakers traded to Doncic in the mid-season, they regarded winning the championship as their ultimate goal this season, but the record gap in the first round of the game was too big, so there was endless calls for reconstruction.

Looking at the entire series between the Lakers and the Timberwolves, two major flaws have undoubtedly been exposed. The first is that the team lacks a large center with a frame protection, and the second is that it lacks the ability to defend the outside line. If the Lakers want to do something in the new season, they must solve the above two problems, otherwise everything will be empty talk, so the media gave targeted suggestions for the Lakers to break the situation.

First of all, use Rivers Jr. to trade an available inside player during the offseason, such as Kessler and Sabonis Jr., etc. Because it turns out that when Rivers Jr. and Doncic are on the court at the same time, the Lakers' defense on the outside is useless, and when Rivers Jr. leaves the team, James and Vincent can also share the pressure of Doncic holding the ball from the outside. So using the Rivers Jr. to use the big center to use it is a very good deal for the Lakers.

Then the right to straighten the young player Knekot, whose scoring and shooting ability is no worse than Rivers Jr. The best proof is that he scored 30+ consecutively in the early stage of the season. In fact, Redick can train Knecette as a 3D player. The best template is Klay Thompson. After all, defense and three-pointers are things that the Lakers urgently need.