“You gotta figure out a way to look at life beyond LeBron James”- Stephen A. Smith gives an interesting trade suggestion to Lakers

“You gotta figure out a way to look at life beyond LeBron James”- Stephen A. Smith gives an interesting trade suggestion to Lakers

Anthony Davis, Frank Vogel and Stephen A. Smith

The Los Angeles Lakers hold the ninth seed in the Western Conference with a 26-31 by and large record. They are likewise at present on a 3-game losing streak.

Having passed up the exchange cutoff time, the team that includes the fantasy matching of LeBron James and Anthony Davis out of nowhere ends up gazing intently at a bothersome way. A few specialists accept the Lakers ought to destroy the program in the offseason to refocus.

Anthony Davis
Anthony Davis

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith trusts the best way to retool the Lakers’ list is to exchange Davis, who the team procured in a blockbuster exchange with the New Orleans Pelicans in 2019.

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Stephen A. Smith thinks lakers should consider trading Anthony Davis

Stephen A Smith
Stephen A Smith

Do the Los Angeles Lakers have to move Anthony Davis to have a future? In a recent episode, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith drifted the possibility of LA exchanging AD after the season, with the goal that they could get a decent bundle to work around in the years to come.

“You gotta figure out a way to look at life beyond LeBron James… The one player with extreme value that somebody would be willing to take a chance on … is Anthony Davis.”

Davis won a title in 2020 with the Lakers within the Orlando bubble after the season continued after the COVID-19 pandemic started. In 2021, wounds permitted Davis to just show up in 36 games and he has effectively missed 21 games this season.

LeBron James with Anthony Davis
LeBron James with Anthony Davis

After the exchange with the Pelicans, Brandon Ingram, Lonzo Ball, Josh Hart, and picks were shipped off New Orleans. From that point forward, Ingram has turned into a foundation for the Pelicans and resources have transformed into the drafting of Jaxson Hayes, Herb Jones, and the exchange obtaining of C.J. McCollum.

It is not well the first time that Smith has raised a demand of trading Davis. Recently he has been giving valid points in his appearances and social media handles for trading Davis.

“I know, [Anthony] Davis isn’t playing up to his potential to a whole bunch of folks. This year, or last year if we’re being honest,” Stephen A. exclaimed. “He’s not up there with [Kevin Durant] and Giannis [Antetokounmpo] like someone with his size and talent should be! We get that! But the brother is still averaging 23 and 10!” Smith continued. “In a down year … He’s 28-years-old, he’s still under contract through 2025 … that kind of numbers, that kind of deal? From a man who is still under 30 years of age? A player that should have a lot of good basketball left in him? The Lakers could potentially get a nice return for that…”

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