The Los Angeles Lakers will get a chance to meet up with Atlanta Hawks combo guard Dejounte Murray, who was named to the All-Star and All-Defensive Team while playing for the San Antonio Spurs, tonight. Murray is rumored to be the top trade target for the 2023–24 NBA season. But beyond simply Murray, the 19-27 Atlanta Hawks actually have a few intriguing players that a pretender team like LA might theoretically try to steal. Let us examine the top three matches.
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We’ve talked endlessly about how good he would be on this site, but to put it quickly, he’s a cheap two-way guard that would be better than both D’Angelo Russell (who is somehow earning as much as Murray) and LA’s cherished undrafted gem in the rough, Austin Reaves, on both ends of the court. It would be obvious to add Murray, but because of his team-friendly contract, the Lakers may face stiff competition for his services. Furthermore, because LA lacks significant future draft equity, LA may easily lose out to a higher offer. DE’ANDRE HUNTER
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Rob Pelinka could use the dynamic combination forward, who is expensive and never very healthy, as part of a new system and improved medical staff. This would make him the latest lottery pick turned reclamation project. BOJAN BOGDANOVIC This consistent Sixth Man of the Year contender would assist in supplying bench scoring for a Lakers team that is big on frontcourt size but lacking in shooting. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED is a registered trademark of ABG-SI LLC. Copyright ABG-SI LLC. Copyright 2020 All Rights Reserved.
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