The Los Angeles Lakers team defeated New York Nix on Saturday, then one of the most shocking deals in the American Professional League history.
The team sends Anthony Davis and Max Christie and choosing the first round to Dallas Marax in exchange for Luka Densic, Mixi Klbar and Marciv Morris in a deal of three teams that also include the Utah Tusta, according to Shamsa Sharana from ESPN.
Dallas Martericks Luka Densic, Mixi Klbar and Marciv Morris are trading to Los Angeles Lakers in favor of Anthony Davis and Max Christie and choose the first round 2029. Three team deal includes Utah.
Shamscharania February 2, 2025
Trade news was so matter that it was possible to penetrate the Charania account, but correspondents were from both Los Angeles Times newspaper and Dallas Morning News Stressed quickly. There was no prior indication at all that any of the team was looking to move all the stars forward.
Mark Stein reports Dončić did not seek trade and was actually the Maverkex who approached Lakers about the league change deal.
It is difficult to think about a trade with anything close to a precedent for this. The stars have been traded to each other before, but it was unprecedented in the middle of the season and rarely there is no demand from either side.
Exchange the deal from Davis Luca Donic as the star of Liberation James, although it may be more accurate in saying that Donic will be the star in the long run. Dončić suffers from a hard -legged injury, but made five consecutive teams every 25 -year -old. Lakers were facing a possible segment over the next few years with James and Davis’s progress, but this changes everything.
As for MAVERICKS, they move from a player who did not expect his fans to leave, and it seems that they are not receiving a lot from Davis, a player who can influence a game on both ends of the floor but rarely succeeded in a focal offensive point for a team.
The General Manager of Marakex defended the move in a tried and truly font, Via Tim McMahon from Espn:
“I think the defense wins the championships,” said MAVS GM Nico Harrison told ESPN about his motives for the Luka Doncic trade with Anthony Davis. “I think get a defense position and the All-NBA player with a defensive mentality gives us a better chance. We are based on winning now and in the future.”
Other guides of the deal appeared shortly after. McMahon mentioned Dallas had concerns about Dončić adaptation, whose main case was as a player in the American Professional League, and his negotiations approaching another Supermax deal. Dončić has remained two years in his current deal after this season.
Davis, who is 32 years old next month, is now up to Kerry Irfing, Clay Thompson and PJ Washington around him.
The deal completely changed Lakers expectations in the long run, as the most important defensive player for one of the most talented players in the league, but also needs the ball in his hands to be influential. It may not make them better for this year, but it gives them something to look at it once, James retires, which they did not have.
