Is Paul expected to join the Lakers? The 40-year-old veteran is eager to return to his roots, and his career will be dedicated to his hometown.
On June 28, Marc Stein, a well-known NBA reporter, revealed the big news: 40-year-old veteran point guard Chris Paul has clearly regarded Los Angeles (Lakes or Clippers) as his preferred destination for his 21st season of his career. According to Stein's in-depth report: "Although Chris Paul's name is associated with the $5.7 million middle-class special case of the Dallas Mavericks, a consensus is increasingly formed within the league - this Ironman veteran who just played 82 regular season games in San Antonio and started all of them, if he decides to continue playing, his determination is determined: he is eager to play closer to his family in Los Angeles." When joining the Spurs last season, Paul set an example, and his professional attitude and leadership are priceless to young players. There is still oil in the fuel tank, and experience is even more treasured. Although he is 40 years old, Paul still delivered a respectable report card in the 2024-25 season: he averaged 8.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 7.4 assists and 1.3 steals per game, shooting percentage of 42.7% and three-point shooting percentage of 37.7%. He proved that he could still output stably in high-level competition, especially as a court commander and locker room leader, who is worth far beyond the data. Love in Luocheng, a turning point in fate. Paul has a deep connection with Los Angeles. He was the absolute core and soul figure of the Clippers' "Air Connection City". What is even more memorable is that in 2011, he was infinitely close to joining the Lakers and formed a fantasy backcourt with Kobe Bryant. However, this sensational trade eventually became a famous case in NBA history because the Hornets (now Pelicans) were in the league custody state at the time, and was rejected by then NBA president David Stern for "basketball reasons". Fate goes around, and now the end of Paul's career seems to point to this city of angels again. Can the script of a veteran returning home be staged? Can Paul perform his last gorgeous chapter at the familiar Los Angeles stadium in his twilight years at his family? This will be one of the warmest and most eye-catching storylines in the free agent market this summer. The final decision of this future Hall of Famer has touched the hearts of countless fans. Can the West Coast sunshine warm the end of this legendary point guard’s career? Let's wait and see.
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