Collins also puts on the shelves of Jazz and nothing more than selling products? US media simulates two sets of plans: Lakers choose 2 and 1 to strengthen

On June 11, NBA reporter Evan Steeley reported that the Utah Jazz will continue to sell John Collins in the offseason. He has a salary of 2.6 million yuan a year, averaging 18.9 points and 8.2 rebounds this season, with a real shooting percentage of 62.8%. The Jazz almost sent him away before the trade deadline.

One day ago, the Jazz's record Tony Jones revealed that the Jazz will actively sell Colin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson this summer.

Two days ago, Bill Simmons revealed that the Jazz were willing to listen to Lauri Markanen's offer.

A day ago, T reporter Josh Buha revealed that the Jazz's asking for Kessler was very high. Before the trading deadline, the Lakers asked for him that the Jazz were asking for two first-round picks. If the Jazz traded this summer, his asking price should not be lowered.

Markkanen's next odds were also updated on the morning of June 11. The Warriors ranked first with +205, the Heat +250 second with Magic +325 third with Mavericks +450 fourth with Spurs +650 fifth with actually no Lakers. The Jazz is putting the entire team on the shelves? Their core teams this season are all delivered to the shelves, and they will be on the verge of the pace of the new season.

US media FW believes that the Lakers can still trade with the Jazz this summer. In the past few years, the Jazz have been the main trading targets of the Lakers. If Marca is chosen as the trading target, Reeves, Hachimura, Vanderbilt, No. 55, and the first round of 2031 need to be given.

If the Lakers do not choose Marca and choose Sexton and Kessler, then sacrificing Reeves can reduce the asking price of a first-round pick. The Lakers will give Reeves, Vincent, Milton, the first-round pick in 2031, in exchange for Kessler, Sexton, and the second-round pick in 2028. (That is, Marca + Kessler can only choose 1 in 2, and the Lakers cannot get these two at the same time if they don’t have enough chips)

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Lakers Observation