The Los Angeles Lakers couldnāt have asked for the worst start to the season. They needed to start the campaign with some momentum, yet the fans are once again asking for Russell Westbrookās head.
And while Westbrook isnāt the only problem with the team, him shooting 8% from beyond the arc sure doesnāt help his case. Still, itās hard to blame one guy when the whole roster was poorly constructed.
Thatās why NBA analyst Jay Williams believes no one should be off the table in trade discussions. He recently claimed that they should consider the trade market for everybody, including LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
NBA News: Jay Williams Says Lakers Should Consider Trading Anthony Davis And LeBron James
āI pulled up articles back in 2019, do you know what some of these articles said when Anthony Davis got traded to the Lakers? āThis is the bets trade the Lakers have made in the history of the organization.ā Now thatās putting you in the same category as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, Pau Gasol,ā Williams said on SiriusXM.
āI remember thinking to myself back in 2019, ādamn this is incredible,ā Williams added. āWhen LeBron ages out, ADās gonna be that dude thatās gonna carry the torch for them. And people were saying top five player in the league. Whenās the last time that we have mentioned the name Anthony Davis in the MVP conversation?⦠So Iām looking at this whole organization saying Iām sorry, it youāre talking about maintaining the franchiseās success, if we really wanna be cold-hearted about this, everybody should be on the table. What can I get for LeBron James? What can I get for Anthony Davis? What can I get for Russell Westbrook? Weāre thinking about the futureā¦ā
Of course, the odds of LeBron being traded are close to zero. But heās got a valid point with AD. If anything, heās been MIA more often than not, and his durability issues arenāt going away any time soon.
This season has been tough in LA, but itās only been three games. Still, Rob Pelinka shouldnāt sleep on his laurels and should be overly aggressive to try and fix the mess he put the organization in.





