The Lakers miss thick eyebrows! See you off season

Recently, Jenny Buss was on the show and was asked about questions related to Anthony Davis.

Jenny said: "I haven't met him in person yet, but I look forward to meeting him in the offseason, but he now has contracts with other teams. We already have too many precedents of being accused of illegal recruitment, so I have to be extra cautious about such things."

Is this missing Thick Eyebrow? Yes, in terms of the Lakers' performance in the playoffs this year, it's time to miss Thick Eyebrow. But I feel that Thick Eyebrows shouldn't miss the Lakers very much! At the end of the regular season, Davis was unwilling to obey the team's season reimbursement and insisted on forcibly making a comeback. We should know that the transaction still hurt Davis. He wanted to prove himself and really wanted to.

However, the result was not satisfactory. After all, Irving was reimbursed for the season. It was still a bit difficult for Davis to join the team alone. In the summer of 2023, the Lakers gave Davis an early contract renewal, worth 175 million yuan in three years. This contract will take effect only in the 2025-26 season. The annual salary for the 25-26 season is 57 million, the annual salary for the 26-27 season is 62 million, the annual salary for the 27-28 season is 66.8 million, which is the player option. The Lakers renewed the contract for Thick Brows, but the contract renewal contract has not yet taken effect, so the Lakers traded Thick Brows, which is also quite interesting.

So now even if Jenny Bus misses Thom Brows again, he probably won't be able to replace him. What chips can the Lakers have to match Thom Brows now? Hey, assuming that Davis is a free agent soon, do you think he will return to the Lakers?

" Irving had gone to the Lakers' home court to watch the Lakers' first round, but his teammate, former Lakers player Thomas did not go.

But this is not the first time Irving has gone to the Lakers to watch the game. He also has a house in Los Angeles and is often staying in Los Angeles during the offseason. Irving and the Lakers have also had a close relationship in the past two years. The Lakers have also tried to recruit, but Irving finally chose to stay in Dallas. I don’t know if the failed operations of Dallas management this year have made Irving think about leaving. Irving's contract next season is a player option, which means Irving will have a chance to jump out of the contract and become a free agent this summer. Do the Lakers have any ideas?