A couple of young point guards who fit the Lakers

I think the landlord is a more observant person, and the Lakers have offense, Kobe. Gasol. Atay.

Bynum. Odom, subs, Vujasic, Morrison. Famar, Brown.

But there is no good organizer. Like Nash. Billups.

Kyd. Such, but the landlord said, Sessions. Rednor.

Not bad either. But Hinrich. It's also good.

In fact, the Lakers are now on the lineup. There are also organized. Odom.

and Wharton. It's all good, and now the lineup is enough, but the organization's re-entry of these few is like a tiger with wings. Because others are too expensive.

Personally, I think it's more suitable for Hinrich, first of all, he is the kind of guard who passes the ball first, the Lakers have a lot of commandos, and they don't need a guy who fights for the number of shots, and secondly, Xiaoyu is no longer small, and he will not be able to keep up with the speed of the opponent, and the defense on the guard line is prone to problems (such as the Rockets vs. the Lakers, which made Xiaobu shuang). Hinrich isn't particularly fast, but he has the height and a good anticipation, and he can also play a role as a shooter outside the three-point line. And if the Lakers give up Vujasic, there is still room to operate to sign this good playmaker.

In addition, I personally appreciate Rocket Lowry, Trail Blazer Fernandez, and former Rocket Spanolys, but it's a pity that it's basically yy, haha.

Hinrich, Brown, Brooks.

Sainz is okay, as for Rednor, the old tied vegetable one.

The Lakers' main control position is Xiaoyu, his position is very solid, as for the backup guards, the Lakers also want Farmar and Brown, the Lakers are not human.

Hinrich is nice, young and energetic. It's that the Lakers lineup is strong enough, and the current annual salary doesn't seem to be able to pay him.

None of them seem to be better than the Lakers right now.

In fact, Shannon Brown is very good now, with excellent physical fitness and young age.

But I don't think the Lakers need to improve their offense at the No. 1 position right now, but should find an experienced veteran player to help the team control the tempo, and Fisher is not bad.

The guards mentioned by the landlord are not well-known and not very attractive to a super team like the Lakers. In fact, the Lakers guard line has a strong offensive power, not to mention Kobe, Shannon Brown, Jordan Farmar have strong offensive ability, especially Brown, who can always surprise people at critical moments. Fisher is also old and strong, and he will shoot when it is time to shoot.

In addition to these better ones, the Lakers also have so-called pitcher-type guards like Wu Jacic, but he has proven to be average and inconsistent in three-point shooting, so the Lakers now need a consistent shooter with good defensive awareness. From this point of view, Michael Reed is good, but he is too expensive, and although the Lakers pay the luxury tax, the salary must be limited. In my opinion, the Blazers' Blake is good, more sophisticated, and not popular with the Blazers right now; Or Anthony Parker is also good and cheap; Actually, I'm most optimistic about the Mavericks' Jason Curry, but it's hard for the Mavericks to let him go.

You can go, but it depends on whether the Lakers want it!!

yes, there should be a deal this year.