The Lakers aren t going to hand over Gasol for a draft pick.

Because Gasol is the central axis of the triangular offensive.

Probably not, the strength of the Lakers this time is not Gasol's responsibility alone Although he was in a slump in the game, it was the team's age that played The athleticism has generally declined Relative need to change blood Whether you think it's right or not, I also like Fisher very much, but Fisher's position should be replaced For the future of the Lakers, Fisher can prepare to fight directly for the playoffs Usually young players are the mainstay.

The Lakers weren't stupid enough to trade Bynum rather than trade the Spanish center.

Normal no. Bynum and Lama are possible.

No, Gasol is at the tactical core. If you change the draft pick, it will take a few years for this person to grow up, but Kobe Bryant is too old to lead the Lakers to a championship, and we can't be sure that this person will be the kind of player who can change the team, and the Lakers need a three-point shooter.

No, because this is a draft year, and Gasol is still in his playing year, being one of the league's most skilled big men is essential to the Lakers' triangular offensive system

Unless the Lakers are stupid, Gasol still has a high value, it's just that he didn't play well in the Western Conference Finals this year! Never swap draft picks unless you can pick a player like James.

Big brother, you really love to joke!

Definitely not, don't worry, Gasol is the Lakers' main interior line now, and the Lakers won't trade him out for an inexperienced rookie, after all, Kobe Bryant is also old, and they still have to win the championship.

No, it won't. It should be that although the outside world says that he is soft. But these two consecutive championships show his importance... The Lakers' top brass wouldn't do that.

Chances are, the Lakers won't play a triangle offense next season.

Probably not, if you want to change, you have to exchange for a strong player.

There's a 30% chance that whoever can say exactly what the Lakers owner thinks.

I can't tell, because Gasol still has a few years to go to his prime, but Jim Bass said that Bynum is not for sale, and Kobe Bryant has a non-tradable clause.

No, sister-in-law is the tactical core of the Lakers, and Bi'an pig technology is better, unless the Lakers want to rebuild, but Kobe Bryant will retire.

It's possible that his style of play is too soft, and the Lakers are big rich, and anyone except Kobe Bryant is possible.

No, the importance of the shackles is self-evident, and the front of the alliance's technology stream is too scarce right now.

No, sister-in-law is an important part of the Lakers' championship puzzle! Yes will not trade drops.

Probably not, Gasol is still in his prime, and the Lakers don't need to regroup for the time being.

Changing the draft should be impossible, and changing Howard has a good chance.

It shouldn't be Gasol on the Lakers' offensive chain.

Probably not. The sister-in-law can attack and respond, and she is very comprehensive.

Chances are, the Lakers want to get their hands on Warcraft.

If that's the case, then the Lakers management is 2

I don't know! But probably not.

This can't be....A rookie's growth time is normally more than three years, this year's draft is not so hot, and Kobe Bryant will be three years later....The probability is almost zero

Yes, Beijing time on November 23, according to the name of Shams report,Center Mark Gasol has agreed a two-year contract with the Lakers. To make room to sign Plus, the Lakers traded McGee and a 2026 second-round pick to the Cavaliers.

After Howard's departure, the Lakers regarded Jr. and Ibaka as targets, but Ibaka has now joined the Clippers, and they can only concentrate on pursuing Jr. It is worth mentioning that in the 2007 draft, Gasol Jr. was selected by the Lakers, and then sent away as a bargaining chip to trade Gasol Jr. After 13 years of waiting, he finally returned to the original starting point.

The Lakers will sign Gasol to a contract extension. But Gasol rejected two versions of the Lakers' offer (2 years, 23 million and 3 years, $29 million) contract extensions.

On July 13, 2014, Pau Gasol announced through his Twitter account that he would leave the Los Angeles Lakers after six years and switch to the Chicago Bulls, and on July 19, the Bulls officially signed a three-year, $22 million contract with Pau Gasol.

Pau Gasol (born July 6, 1980 in Catalonia, Spain) is a professional basketball player who plays as a power forward and center. Plays for the Chicago Bulls. In 2001, Pau Gasol was drafted by the Hawks with the third pick in the first round and was subsequently traded to the Grizzlies.

At the 2006 World Men's Basketball Championship, Gasol led Spain to the first World Championship in the history of the Spanish men's basketball team. On June 14, 2009, in the second season of the NBA's transfer to the Los Angeles Lakers, Pau Gasol climbed the NBA championship podium with the Lakers, and won the championship again with the team the following year. In the 2014 offseason, Pau Gasol joined the Chicago Bulls.

In 2015, Pau Gasol led Spain to the 2015 European Championships.

It's a win-win result, and the Lakers need Gasol to assist Kobe Bryant in another brilliant achievement; Gasol needs a big contract to provide for himself. If nothing else, in the final contract period of his career, Gasol will definitely be looking for a big contract, and Gasol will hopefully play for a team that has the ability to win championships. There aren't many teams in the league today that have the ability to win championships and give a big contract, and the Lakers should be able to do it.

Therefore, the Lakers should not have much trouble renewing Gasol's contract, and I think Gasol may get a big four-year contract with the Lakers worth about $65 million.

Gasol is a very well-rounded athlete, and he also brushed up 22 rebounds last time, and with him, Kobe Bryant can play like a fish in water, unless the team decides to regroup, trade Kobe, and target the future market. Add rookie players and the Lakers will trade Gasol. But this season, the Lakers' goal is to win a championship, they are a very strong team, and I am very optimistic about them to win the championship.

So the team management will never trade Gasol Besides, Gasol's salary is only a middle class, Kobe Bryant is a big contract, such a player is cheap for the Lakers, and trading him can't free up much salary space, so I think the Lakers will not only trade him, but may also renew his contract.

No, because Pau Gasol is very old and not suitable for the current Lakers.

It should be signed, for whatever reason, Pau Gasol used to be an important helper on Kobe's road to winning the championship, and he is as famous as Kobe.

I don't think the Lakers should have signed Pau Gasol. Because Gasol is now very old and not suitable for the Lakers' system.