Isn’t it a dream for Zhan and Ku to join forces? Are the Lakers, Warriors and Knicks planning a three-party deal?

This summer, all 29 teams in the NBA league have made some moves, and only the Warriors remained silent. Golden State fans complained about General Manager Dunleavy Jr., believing that he was wasting Curry's precious time. ESPN famous reporter Ramona Shelburne wrote an article to speak out for Dunleavy Jr., and he is trying to get James. The young emperor believes that the Lakers management failed to pay attention to his contribution to the team, but instead focused all his attention on Doncic. James wants a two-year contract, but the Lakers management is unwilling to provide it, which is the root cause of the escalation of conflicts between the two sides. The Warriors can take the opportunity to get James. His tacit cooperation with Curry during the Olympics is the main factor in the American Men's Basketball Dream Team winning the gold medal. Both of them are full of expectations for working together again.

Recently, the US media FW suggested that the three teams, Lakers, Warriors and Knicks, engage in negotiations on a three-party transaction quotation. If the negotiations go smoothly, the three all-stars of James, Curry and Butler are expected to join forces in Golden State. The Lakers are expected to use this deal to establish Doncic's core position. The Knicks' goal is Moody, a shooter with good quality and low price, who can make up for the Knicks' lack of targeted pitchers. The specific trading plan is:

1. The Lakers send LeBron James to get Jonathan Cumingga (sign first and then exchange) + Mitchell Robinson + Buddy Heard + Jackson Davis;

2. The Warriors send Jonathan Cumingga (sign first and then exchange) + Moses Moody + Buddy Heard + Jackson Davis get LeBron James;

3. The Knicks send Mitchell Robinson to get Moses Moody.

James is old and has lost his voice in the Lakers. General Manager Pelinka is even unwilling to offer him a contract renewal. James hopes to have a season on his retirement tour like Kobe back then, but after the Lakers got Doncic, everything seemed to have changed. So he no longer hopes to live a lifetime in Los Angeles, but instead sends out the signal of his desire to leave through his agent. The Warriors are one of the teams interested in James. General Manager Dunleavy Jr. knows this is a one-time deal, but at the moment when Curry, Butler and Zhu Meng are getting older, betting on James has become one of the few ways to win the championship. Last season, 40-year-old James played in 70 regular season games, averaging 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 8.2 assists per game. If he can maintain similar data output in Golden State, the Warriors management will make sure to make a profit. The Lakers signed No. 1 Ayton this summer, making up for the embarrassing situation where no one was available at the No. 5 position. But major American media generally dislike this signing position. First of all, Ayton has a poor working attitude and is lazy on the defensive end; secondly, Doncic and Ayton's playing style are not compatible. The former hopes to have an inside player who is good at aerial work. This deal made Doncic get what he wanted. Kumingga and Mitchell Robinson are both experts in all-in-one contacts and can convert Doncic's pass into assists to the maximum extent. The Knicks management has been moving continuously this summer. First, it cut off head coach Thibodeau, hired former Kings coach Mike Brown, and then settled two powerful players, Abussele and Clarkson at a low price. If the sharpshooter Moody can be finalized, it is expected to become a favorite for the championship in the new season.

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