NBA: The Lakers give Xiaoli + multiple first rounds? The Demonic Brother suffered another heavy blow, and there are two layoffs

Time has come to the end of September, and the new season is getting closer and closer. Many teams have also been exposed to news. Many teams' new lineup adjustments are still continuing, and injuries are frequent. Many players have suffered injuries before, and new news has just come out. A key player of the 76ers is also injured. In addition, the Lakers are trapped in new trading rumors. Let's take a look at the specific situation together. NBA: Do the Lakers want to give Xiaoli+ more first rounds? Brother Demonic suffered another heavy blow and had two layoffs.

Let's take a look at the two layoffs. The first one is that the Pacers cut off Monte Morris, who just signed, who was terminated due to a calf injury. At that time, according to additional reports from reporter Michael Scotto, Monte Morris signed an unsecured contract. Another layoff was that the Hornets team cut off guard Nick Smith Jr. Nick Smith played 60 games for the Hornets last season, averaging 22.8 minutes per game, scoring 9.9 points, 2.4 assists and 2.1 rebounds. His three-point shooting percentage has reached 37% so far in his NBA career. It seems that his average data per game is good, but those who have watched the game can know that his defense has big problems, and his shooting choices are also problematic. Not understanding the tactics is an important reason for being cut. Do you think there will be teams willing to sign him next? The issue of Grimes renewal on the 76ers is still in a stalemate; the 76ers want to keep him, Grimes also wants to stay in the team, and there is no difference between the two sides on this point, but the problem point occurs in the amount of the contract. 76ers team-mate Gina Mizell reported that the 76ers offered a 4-year, 39 million contract for Grimes. The reporter said Grimes believes he deserves a contract with an annual salary of $25 million. From this point of view, the difference between the two parties in the amount of contract renewal is very obvious. The follow-up depends on the results of the discussion between the two parties, but there is not much time left for both parties.

76 people also encountered new troubles. McCain, a backcourt player who is about to start the new season, suffered an injury. According to the team's official news, he suffered a torn collateral ligament on the ulnar thumb of his right hand during training. It is worth mentioning that in January this year, he suffered a meniscus tear on the lateral left knee during the game, and then underwent a season reimbursement. He performed very well in his previous rookie season and had amazing performances in many key moments.

Rookies averaged 15.3 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 0.7 steals per game in 25.7 minutes. He has been ranked first in the rookie list for many consecutive periods and was originally the best rookie favorite. Sources said McCain and the team are working with medical experts to determine the next treatment plan. I don’t know if this matter will further affect the 76ers’ offer for Grimes’ contract renewal. The trade rumors between the Lakers and Jazz Kessler were once again mentioned, after news that the contract extension between the Jazz and Kessler was not reached, which made him a restricted free agent next year. According to Lakers' team reporter Ashish Mathur, league sources revealed that the Lakers will try to get Kessler through trades again in the new season. But what is certain is that the Jazz's asking price for Kessler is very high. Some sources revealed that if the Lakers want Kessler, they are likely to need to send Reeves and multiple first-round draft picks.

Kessler played 58 games for the Jazz last season, averaging 11.1 points, 12.2 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 0.6 steals and 2.4 blocks per game, shooting percentage as high as 66.3% (free-throw percentage 52.0%), and achieved a total of 28 double-double data. If so many chips need to be given out, whether it is worth it depends on how the management chooses. What kind of chips do you think are suitable for the Lakers to get Kessler?