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The Lakers have gained almost nothing in the trade market recently, which may have a lot to do with their bargaining chips not being very ideal. Many people joked that the Lakers wanted to trade Reeves and Hachimura for the entire league, but no team was willing to pay for them. After all, the players the Lakers wanted to trade for are all top-notch players. It is hard to imagine how difficult it would be to trade Reeves and Hachimura with some extras for these top players.

With the Lakers facing difficulties, the US media also proposed a pertinent transaction content, believing thatThe Lakers can send Rui, Vincent, swap the 28-year first-round pick, the 30-year second-round pick, and trade Dillon from the RocketsYou should know that the Rockets are currently overflowing with forwards. Although Dillon can bring enough passion to the team, and he is also a top 3D player who can support the Rockets' defensive system. However, since the Rockets are aiming for the future and hope that the team can rationalize its lineup, Dillon is no longer in the Rockets' future plans.

Under such circumstances, the Rockets are trying to find a possible trade for Dillon, but there are relatively few teams in the market that are interested in Dillon. After all, the bargaining chip the Rockets asked for is a first-round pick, which has made many rebuilding teams lose interest, and the top teams are not short of forward defenders. The Rockets cannot find a suitable trading partner in the trading market, and the Lakers just happen to need to adjust the team's lineup structure. There is indeed a possibility that the two sides may hit it off.