What did the Lakers do in the summer, and what did the Lakers summer transfer look like

Too much change should be no. But there should still be some changes to the bench, as Mbenga and Powell's contracts have expired, and they have not had much of a chance to perform with the Lakers this season. There have been rumors that the Lakers want to pursue James alive Bosh, but first of all, it is impossible in terms of salary, and James is currently trying to prove himself and win the championship, not to join the giants to win.

And Bosh can't be either, because the Lakers have Gasol, who has proven himself to be the most suitable big forward for triangle offense in the current NBA, and although Bosh can play center, he is unwilling to play this position. Wade seems to be leaning towards staying in Miami and then finding a superstar to help him.

The jury is still out on Zen master Phil Jackson's coaching of the Lakers next season, but if he continues his coaching career, it must still be with the Lakers, and now the only thing that affects him is his health. There should be a result this month, whether to continue coaching the Lakers next season.

Overall, the change should be on the bench, unless the Lakers will find a better point guard, or Fisher.

Who can guess now!

But there's something to say.

1. From the perspective of NBA history, the general champion team will not change much;

2. If the Lakers want to change, I personally think: Bynum is possible, and there are guards and substitutes.

I should bring in a point guard.

Either the defenders are brought in, or the lineup remains the same.

The Lakers roster is complete enough, except for the old fish who are old.

The Zen master's contract expired, and the Lakers themselves wanted to renew the Zen master's contract, but now that the economy is in a recession, the Lakers want to take a salary cut to renew the contract, but the Zen master may not agree. If there are no problems with the salary, the Zen master should renew the contract.

At the end of this season, Fisher, Farmar, Powell, Mbenga, and Morrison will all expire in contract, and Shannon Brown can choose to jump out of the contract, but if the Lakers don't want to sign him to a long-term contract, he should not jump out of the contract. The Lakers should sign Fisher back, and Fisher himself has said that he wants to stay with the Lakers and salary will not be an issue. The remaining Lakers should not want any more, and during the offseason, the Lakers will strengthen the guard line and find a replacement for Fisher.

Re-sign the big man on the inside. That's about it.

Jackson's contract expired, and leaving him with money was not a problem, the key was his own health. The point guard on the Lakers 3 will all expire on contract, and Famar said he wants to leave. Other players such as Morrison and Vujacic are useless to keep and trade as much as possible.

There shouldn't be any big moves, because the Lakers won't change their current roster.

I heard that because Bynum has been injured for a long time and is not stable enough, he may trade Bynum for Bosh.

It's all rumors, and the trading day has started to know the result.

Fear of abandoning 4 generals or Arteodorum.

1.Unless Phil himself wants to leave, the Lakers will not change the coach!

2.There won't be much of a move in trading players, at most there will be some reinforcement in the No. 3 position (small forward)!

If you don't buy assistants like Kidd and O'Neal Jr., the Wolf King, these Kobe's favorite assistants, Kobe should have switched to the Bulls, and Xiaoyu will definitely return to LA

Kobe Bryant may leave the Lakers.

Furscher returns, Kobe Bryant may have to transfer!

Furscher returns.

Kobe Bryant shouldn't be able to go.

If you go to **, you can exchange for the three main forces, and there is no place to dare to ask for it.

It is estimated that there will be no big moves, although it is difficult to have a way out without changes, but there is really no room for trading unless Bass Jr. vows that I personally hope that I can exchange for Delong...

According to Lakers owner Buss Jr., the Lakers won't make big trades in the offseason, and the Big Three are likely to be left behind, and Sessions may trade him for a first-round pick as he opts out of his contract.

A three-way trade with the Thunder Mavericks is expected.

In the end, the Lakers got Nowitzki, Harden, and Durant.

Thunder get Kobe Bryant Bynum Carter.

Mavericks get Gasol, Westbrook, Ibaka.

Then the Lakers used Harden to pack Blake in exchange for Iguodala and Brand, and Kobe Bryant did not follow Brooks' tactics in the Russian City, implemented individual singles, averaged 30 shots per game, and won the season scoring title.

As always, I watched the European Championship, and if I lost the game like last year, I went to Europe to watch the game.

But the Lakers may be reshuffled, as if the Twin Towers will kick out one, and it is more likely that Bynum will be retained, after all, it has been cultivated.

There shouldn't be any big moves, but it's hard to improve your strength. After all, the Lakers' performance this year shows that they are still close to a championship.

There will not be much action, only after Kobe's big list is gone in 2014, can there be a big move.

The Lakers won't make a big move this summer.

The Lakers will definitely make a move this year, or Kobe Bryant won't do it. I think my sister-in-law is leaving.

There are some ** who say that the Lakers top management is in contact with Chris Paul, probably to do activities, find a future leader for the Lakers, and also supplement the flaws of the point guard!

Morrison Fisher.

Famar Mbunga.

Powell is due?!It's this year?!Summer 2010.

The Lakers are also looking for an opportunity to trade Vujacic in exchange for someone like West, who was cut but had a falling slate.

Also, I think the Lakers may be thinking about signing two rookies. Both have good strength and potential, and Ibanks' selection with the 43rd pick is really a treasure. Both of them had double-doubles in the summer league, and the other rookie was a physical interior (who looked like a big baby), and I always thought the Lakers were going to have one of that!

The Lakers are using Vujasic's expiring contract to find a trade partner! As long as there are the right people, there is definitely a deal!!

Now it's still the main task to keep Shannon Brown, and this summer's deal is basically over after being signed, Vujacic won't trade before the season, and the state after the start of the season is still like last season, and he will definitely be traded out this season, giving me a hunch that Vujacic should come back.

Now that Brown has also renewed his contract, there should be no changes, in fact, this lineup is very good, but it's a pity that Famar is gone, helpless.

The chips are Vujacic plus cash (if needed) plus draft picks to go in exchange.

But such a thing is generally not possible.

I didn't see any transaction messages.

There is no information on a trade at the moment, and the second-rate players in the free market are almost picked.

The Lakers' roster is also stable right now.

So there shouldn't be any deals.

Yes are also blue-collar players.

Hopefully, thank you!

I'll start by saying that you analyzed it very well I don't evaluate the feasibility I just want to say that I like the Lakers very much The little fish are old Hinrich is a very good choice The Lakers lineup is very reasonable Kobe Bryant Atau Gasol Odom Bynum is the right age The point guard problem is solved It will be very competitive for the next few years.

I think it's good, but I personally think that the Lakers' center position should be strengthened, and Mbenga is basically useless, so it is recommended to sign a center who can play.

Didn't Morrison + Sasha trade Hinrich Why is there Sasha in the final lineup?

There is a reason, but it will depend on how well it performs next season. Especially the question of Artai. And the salary cap for next season. Kobe Bryant's salary alone reached more than 24 million.

Tired people after reading it!! Trade Kobe Bryant to the Rockets and let the Rockets win the championship!!

I just hope that the great god will not fight with the beasts...

Send Wharton away and sign a mid-range.

I'm glad you're a lake honey too! But all I can say is that it's too early for you to think about this. There are so many uncertainties.

First of all, Kobe wants to renew his contract, it will be a big contract, and this year's salary is already the best in the league! If you want to come according to your plan, the Lakers' economy will definitely be unbearable! Second, the Lakers defended their title for 10 years, and if they lose, the team will inevitably make a move!

It's hard to say whether it will be just a small fight and replace a few fringe players!

Third, you don't know what the bull thinks, and people may not have your plans! After all, Hinrich is a person who can be used on the court, and his value is far greater than that of a person who can't play in the Lakers and a person who can't be on time at three-point time! Other teams are also interested in Hinrich and offer better exchange terms, and then the Bulls will make a new signing, and it is unknown to change!

There may be n more kinds! If you think about it for yourself, I won't say more.

The head coach of the Lakers in the first half of the 04-05 season was Tom Janovic, and Tang Shuai resigned due to physical reasons in the middle (later went as a Laker scout), and he was replaced by the assistant of the Zen master - Han Bren (this person has been an assistant to the Zen master, from the Bulls to the Lakers, and should still be the assistant coach of the Lakers.