Tossing around? The Lakers most accurate scorer in the playoffs has now become the main bargaining chip for the quotes of Collins

Recently, according to ClutchPoints reporter Anthony, in order to get John Collins, the Lakers provided the main bargaining chip to the Jazz was Hachimura. This move has confused many industry insiders who care about the Lakers.

You should know that Hachimura Shizuo is the most accurate scorer in the Lakers this year's playoffs. In five games, he can average 14.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game, and his three-point shooting percentage is as high as 48.4%.

With an average of 6.2 shots per game in the playoffs, Hachimura Shirata was able to shoot nearly 50% of his three-point shooting percentage, which is enough to prove that his shooting ability has reached the top level in the league.

In contrast, Collins, the target of this trading quote, was the most accurate in his playoff career, and only scored a three-point shooting percentage of 36.4%. As a Western Conference powerhouse built by Luca Doncic, if the Lakers really replace high-quality shooter Hachimura with Collins, it will inevitably make people complain about "dummy".

But in fact, there is one advantage that Hachimura Shizuo does not have, that is, all-roundness. Whether during the Hawks or the Jazz period, Collins can play from the 3rd to the 5th position, which is indeed a good selling point for the Lakers, who are relatively weak inside.

And most importantly, Corinth has far more methods of eating cake than Hachimura, and you can even understand him as a weakened version of Aaron Gordon.

In short, through this year's playoff failure, the Lakers deeply realized that even if Hachimura has the strength to start the front line, it is not suitable for the current Lakers.