Three players in a row at night in the draft! The Lakers keep a close eye on the center market, Wiggins trade is blocked: The Heat s request for Kennett was rejected

On the NBA offseason board, Pelinka's fingers drew lightning trajectory on draft night. When the Lakers used cash to upgrade the No. 55 to No. 45, and then jumped to No. 36, Staples's combat room was filled with a breath of determination. They are aiming at Colorado giant Tacalc Brenner - the perfect puzzle that averages 19 points and 9 rebounds per game, can protect the frame and shoot from a long time. However, fate played a cruel joke. The interception of the Hornets No. 34 lottery made the cigar in Pelinka's hand slow to ignite.

The Lakers quickly turned the gun and the No. 36 draw to Arkansas's forward player Adu Tiero. The young man whose template is positioned as "New Anunobi" came to Los Angeles with a defensive gene that averaged 1.6 steals per game. Pelinka's gold digging has once again appeared in the undraft market: NCAA scoring king Dixon's three-point arrow (average 23.3 points + 41% shooting percentage), North Carolina veteran Davis's field control wisdom (17.3 points in the Big Five). These low-cost signings are like precision surgery, repairing the capillaries of the Purple Gold Battleship.

But the anxiety of Lakers fans did not ease - when Wiggins' name had a scandal with the Lakers, the trading market suddenly heated up. The Heat management was jealous of the new star of Kennector and tentatively threw out the asking price of Hachimura + Kennector, but was flatly rejected by Pelinka. The former All-Star forward line now has become a luxury to change to a No. 29 show. Only scrap quotations like Klebel + Vanderbilt were left on the trading table, reflecting the cruel reality of Wiggins' cliff-like decline.

The former No. 1 pick's value collapsed long ago: in the playoffs against the Cavaliers, the bleak hit rate of 37.2% was like a faded tattoo, and the once proud defense was even broken into pieces under the impact of Mitchell. What's even more fatal is that when the camera captured the moment when he slowly returned to defense after he didn't touch the open position, all the team managers saw the truth clearly: the flying guy who was hiding the earth continued to be in a sluggish game.

Pellinka's soberness is shocking. When the reporter asked about Wiggins's trading progress, his answer pointed to the key point: "The center position is our strategic focus." This statement completely exposed the true intentions of the Lakers' management - in the shadow of James' countdown to retirement, they would rather leave their chips to the giant tower that can protect the penalty area than bet on a staggering forward line with exhausted spirits. The traversal and movement of the

The transition and movement of the talent show is just the prologue of the Pellink sand table deduction. When former superstars like Wiggins trade value down, the NBA's cruel story is happening. The Lakers' real killer move may be brewing in the dark: the center that can support the penalty area and relieve the worries of the James and the Eyebrow combination is the king of Pelinka's chessboard that has not yet made a move. In the last time before the championship window is closed, this choice will determine whether the Purple Gold Dynasty will be reborn in the ashes or fall into the long night.