Management is open to the point! The King intends to correct the lineup, Tarram & Trey Young

Sports Weekly All-Media Reporter Li Hui

People like to call this season's finals a stage for Paul George, because he directly helped the Pacers and the Thunder complete the reconstruction. But from a team perspective, the Kings are undoubtedly one of the best "sponsors" of this finals, as they trained Halliburton himself, but eventually sent him to the Pacers.

In addition to sending Halliburton away, the Kings' management has been making trouble in recent years. In the 2018 draft, they did not choose Doncic, who would be very successful in the future. Marvin Bagley, who they selected, is now wandering in the NBA. In addition, in the middle of this season, the Kings sent away their core controller Fox and got Laven, but the combination of DeRozan + Laven + Sabonis Jr. failed to form a good chemistry, and the Kings were eventually eliminated early in the play-offs.

From the perspective of lineup structure, this Kings team undoubtedly has great flaws, especially in the offense of the outside organization. Whether it is DeRozan, Laven or Monk who has been squeezed by time this season, they are all players who mainly score. They do not have the ability to dominate the ball well, and their roles on the court are relatively single, which makes the Kings just like the Bulls, led by DeRozan and Laven. There is no doubt that they need to change this summer.

June 11, according to NBA reporters, the Kings are interested in finding long-term solutions on point guards. They are currently interested in Garland and Trey Young. "The Kings are very interested in introducing a point guard this summer. After not trying to use Monk as point guards in the season, the team realized that they needed a real on-field commander because the team was adjusting the lineup after trading Fox. Considering that the team is currently full of talent, it is no secret that this team needs a point guard, and in addition, this team also needs It is no secret to add more players with height, arms and stronger athletic ability to the front line. "

Whether it is Garland or Trey Young, they can solve the Kings' current problems well, but how the Kings complete the transaction has become a big problem. Although the Cavaliers intend to send Garland away this offseason and optimize their lineup, the Kings do not have too many suitable chips. As for Trey Young, the Eagles will definitely not easily send away the team's absolute core for many years.

But no matter what, the Kings' team building ideas began to become clear. It is certain that if the existing lineup is retained, although they are famous enough and have good scoring ability, in the fiercely competitive West, this "Eastern version of Bulls" is destined to be difficult to have too high ceilings.