Do you think the Lakers will come in the new season, Warcraft and Paul?

According to the current news, it is still possible for Paul, and the Warcraft has reached an agreement with the Nets.

Paul's move to the Lakers is basically finalized, but Howard is unlikely to come Because the exchange chips provided by the Magic are that the Lakers use Gasol + Odom + Bynum = Howard Since the Lakers, Hornets and Rockets' three-way trade proposal has been submitted to the league for review, in this deal Gasol will come to the Rockets, Odom will go to the Hornets, and the Rockets' Dragic, Martin, Scola and the 2012 draft pick will all go to the Hornets. So the chips that the Magic are asking for are basically non-existent, and the Lakers want to use the remaining personnel after the exchange of Paul as chips in exchange for Howard, such as Bynum plus some money... As you can imagine, Magic will definitely not agree.

Therefore, Paul and Kobe Bryant have basically completed the new season, but the destination of Howard will basically not be Los Angeles.

It is estimated that one of the two may go to the Lakers, and it is unlikely that the two will go to the Lakers at the same time, after all, David Stern has fully considered the feelings of other teams.

I think it's very likely that Paul will come, and as for Warcraft, I think it's getting less and less likely, first because the Magic are asking for Gasol to exchange chips for the Lakers, but Gasol will be traded for Paul, and secondly, Warcraft is also inclined to the Nets, where there is a fat contract and Delon and the Nets also have enough trading capital.

Paul has already come, and the monster is unlikely, and people will not let it go.

It was said that Paul had gone to the Lakers.

Probably not, if it comes, what will the other teams do?

Definitely not, the league has been stopped.

If you are very passionate about basketball, you will definitely know that Paul wanted to join the Lakers, but was later blocked by the league, so what is the real reason for his blocking? In fact, the real reason for him is that in order not to let a team be strong alone. Then I will analyze the reasons for this matter for you in detail.

After we understand what happened to this matter, you will find that the reason for the ban given by the league at the beginning was due to "basketball reasons", so only these four words were given at that time, which can be said to be quite domineering. At the same time, these four words also make us really don't know what the specific meaning is, but after the later excavation and revelations, we gradually understand.

The reason for this is that the owners behind the NBA teams can be said to be very unhappy with this deal. Because they know that if Paul enters the Lakers, it will obviously upset the balance between them and make the Lakers too strong, which is not in their own interests. Obviously, we need to know that this is the real reason behind the scenes.

Another thing that has to be said is that the reason why the league will call a halt to this trade is because the team Paul was playing for at the time was controlled by the league, so we can know that he had to follow the league's orders.

Based on the above, we should know that the real reason why Paul was banned from the league when he joined the Lakers is that the owners behind the scenes think that it will harm their interests and not let the Lakers dominate.

Maybe Paul doesn't have that much value to the "Lakers", so he stopped it.

Because Paul's team at the time was hosted by the league.

Because the league can't let the Lakers dominate all the good stars in one place.

In that case, the alliance may have a finale.

When the league prevented Paul from joining the Lakers, the reason for basketball became an unsolved mystery.

There have been a lot of reports that Paul is going to join forces with James on the Lakers, and it is described like this: Paul is willing to return to Los Angeles, I know it's a dream come true for him, I know LeBron likes and trusts him, and he fits the Lakers well. So, can Paul really come to the Lakers?

Let's take a look at Paul's contract, there are two years left, and the salary for the next two seasons is $41.36 million and $44.21 million respectively, which exceeds James's annual salary. Let's look at the Lakers' salary space next season, James' salary next season is $39.22 million; Davis is expected to sign a 1+1 contract with the Lakers, with an expected annual salary of around $35 million. If Paul comes to the Lakers, then James, Davis, and Paul will have a salary of about $100 million next season, while Pope has jumped out of his contract, as well as Danny Green's $15.36 million, in addition to Rondo, Morris, and Howard have not renewed their contracts.

Therefore, even if the Lakers send Danny Green and get Paul, they will be far beyond the luxury tax line set by the league.

So, it's impossible for the Lakers to get Paul through a trade! Paul has an annual salary of more than 40 million, and no team can afford it, and Lakers management should not risk trading to get Paul! There is only one way for Paul to come to the Lakers, and that is that Paul is willing to give up a part of his salary and join the Lakers after being bought out by the Thunder.

There have been such buyouts before, do you remember Deron Williams?

In the 2012 offseason, the Nets signed Deron Williams with a five-year, $98 million contract, but in the 2015 offseason, the Nets reached a buyout agreement with Derlon, and then Delon joined the Mavericks. Therefore, if Paul follows the example of Delon back then, he has every chance to join the Lakers!

Paul once said that he will die to pursue the championship, if he can give up part of his salary, reach a buyout with the Thunder, and then join the Lakers, and form a big three with James and Davis, there is every hope to win the championship! If it weren't for Stern's veto, he and Kobe would have teamed up with the Lakers a long time ago!

No, because Paul's contract is very large, and the Lakers don't have enough salary space to bring him in.

It feels a little difficult, after all, Paul has a salary of 40 million next season, and it is difficult for the Lakers to swallow such a big contract. The Lakers have two options for getting Paul

1. The Thunder bought out Paul's contract, and then the Lakers joined the Lakers with an annual salary of 5 million to 10 million.

2, the Lakers want to be the same as the Rockets, with multiple players for Paul, but in this way, the Lakers' starting lineup is really strong, but the second lineup is vulnerable.

I don't think it's possible for Paul to come to the Lakers, first of all, the Lakers don't have a shortage of good guards, it's just that some people are interested in Paul and think he might come to the Lakers.

This year's Lakers will surely rise to the top of the West