Goodbye Lakers! The three masters officially jumped out of the contract, and the Lakers management made every effort to keep it

The Lakers ended a disappointing season. Through the series with the Timberwolves, we can clearly feel that the Lakers do have obvious weaknesses in terms of lineup. First of all, James is getting older, and his dominance is not as good as before. The Lakers lack a good interior line, including outside defense, which is also an obvious problem, so for various reasons, the Lakers cannot hit the championship this year, and the management is bound to readjust the roster in the offseason.

In this year's playoffs, Reaves hasn't been particularly impressive. So there's been a lot of trade talk about Reaves this offseason. Many fans believe that the Lakers should trade Reaves for some great players as soon as possible while he still has trade value. And according to the front reporters, Reeves himself seems to be more inclined to enter the free market. It has been revealed that Reaves will jump out of his contract next season and officially test the free market.

In fact, it is very understandable that Reaves made this decision, and the Lakers currently have obvious problems in the distribution of the ball. Before Doncic came to the Lakers, James and Reaves were the absolute ball-handling core on the outside, but after the addition of Doncic, Reaves' ball-handling ratio was far less than before. In other words, Reaves is not as good as he was before with the Lakers, and he has slowly evolved from the previous second leader to the third leader. Maybe Reaves himself thinks he has what it takes to be a big man at another team, so he will choose to jump out of his contract.

And the Lakers management seems to be very serious about Reaves, according to the front reporter, the Lakers management does not want to trade Reaves. The coaching staff and management have a very high opinion of Reeves, and even believe that Reeves is one of the core of the future team. So there may be a lot of trade rumors around Reaves for the Lakers this summer, and whether Reaves can continue to wear the Lakers jersey next season may be revealed in a few months.