The Lakers offseason signing plan is revealed! The 24-year-old defensive champion may become a target, asking for two rounds

According to the latest news from Lakers' team reporter Qiao Wan Buha, the Purple and Gold Army is evaluating a trading plan involving Trail Blazers forward Tumani Kamala. The 24-year-old defensive player has played his best career performance in Portland this season, averaging 11.3 points and 5.8 rebounds per game, and his three-point shooting percentage has reached an impressive 37.5%. He has become the hot "3D" player in the league.

Several sources revealed that the Trail Blazers management's asking price for Kamala may reach two first-round signing levels. Buha analyzed on the show: "The Lakers may consider using this year's No. 17 Knector with a first-round pick quotation, but according to what I understand, Portland is likely not to accept this plan. "The senior reporter specifically pointed out that the Trail Blazers hold the No. 7 draw this year, and their interest in Knector may be limited.

Kamala's attendance rate this season is amazing, and her performance in 78 regular season games proves that she has the "Iron Man" attributes. In addition to stable outside firepower, he can also make 1.5 steals per game, and the area covering the defensive end extends from the penalty area to the three-point line. This forward line that combines athleticism and projection abilities is the type of puzzle that the Lakers urgently need.

However, the difficulty of the transaction is obvious: the Trail Blazers are in the reconstruction period and value picks more than combat effectiveness. The Lakers' first round picks before 2029 are few, and the management must use the chips in their hands carefully. As the draft approaches, this game around potential new stars may enter a white-hot stage.