Reinforce loopholes! Lakers reinforcement plan for offseason: The following four people have the chance to join the Lakers

This season, the Los Angeles Lakers were eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolves with a score of 1-4 and missed the second round. As the third in the Western Conference regular season, such performance is somewhat disappointing. You should know that they have superstars like James and Doncic, as well as strong players such as Rivers and Hachimura Shiraki. The overall strength of the team is not very poor, but the performance of the team in the playoffs is hard to describe. After the first round, the team has entered the offseason. How to strengthen the lineup in the offseason is the key. If the lineup cannot be adjusted effectively, then there will still be no big achievements next season.

Judging from the performance this season, the team's inside players are not good at insiders. The Lakers' inside players are not good at height, strength and defensive awareness, and then the three-point shooting percentage is not good, which makes their offensive methods single, and role players cannot provide stable scoring and defensive support. In addition, Lakers head coach Redick's tactical arrangement in the series has been questioned a lot, which shows that the team still has many problems. The management's task in the offseason is very heavy. For this reason, ClutchPoints David Yapkovitz proposed the Los Angeles Lakers to take the offseason exam. Consider trying the following four people to make up for their shortcomings. Let's analyze it:

1. Nets - Clarkston

Clarkston is tall and has long arms, excellent static talent, strong franchise protection ability, first-class skills at the basket, averaged 10.3 points, 7.4 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game, shooting percentage of 56.3%, and three-point shooting percentage of 23.8%. If he joins the Lakers, he will be the best barrier in the inside. After coming to the Lakers, his teammates around him become Doncic and James, and Clarkston's performance will definitely be even better.

2. Nets - Cameron Johnson

Johnson has excellent shooting ability, and three-pointers are an important scoring method. He is good at both key three-pointers in positional battles and shooting in fast attacks. He is also gradually developing techniques such as mid-range shooting and pick-and-roll offense. He moves well in defense, averaging 31.6 minutes per game, scoring 18.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 0.4 blocks, and 0.9 steals, with a shooting percentage of 47.5%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 39.0%, which can effectively solve the team's outside defense and three-point shooting problems.

3. Jazz - Walker Kessler

As the blocking king with the most regular season appearances (58 games), Kessler averaged 2.38 blocks per game and showed stable output. The Jazz center's defensive value is far beyond the data itself, while maintaining a good movement speed, which gives him an advantage when facing stronger opponents. Kessler's offensive rebounds can bring a large number of second-offensive opportunities, and if the Lakers can get this potential star, it will be of great help to the team.

4. Trail Blazers - Robert Williams

As a long-standing veteran, he is a team hub that can protect the rim and pick-and-roll. During his time at the Trail Blazers, he showed all the qualities of a high-quality blue-collar worker, and at the same time showed outstanding leadership in key games, averaging 5.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 1.7 blocks per game.

Everyone thinks that the management has signed the most among the above four people. Welcome to discuss it in the comment section!