The deal between Davis and Doncic has been settled, and Doncic is also watching the Lakers game today, and Davis is also watching from the sidelines during today's game between the Mavericks and the 76ers, and Christie has appeared in the Mavericks' jersey today, and has played well throughout the game, and he also stayed on the court at the last critical moment, and is trusted by Kidd.

Christie came off the bench today and played 32 minutes to finish with 15 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists on 5-of-8 shooting and 4-of-4 shooting from beyond the three-point line. Among them, his rebounding count is tied with Irving for the highest on the team. Although he didn't start the game, Christie stayed on the court at the last minute, which was enough to show Kidd's trust in him. The team sent away Grimes in a recent trade. It can be seen that the Mavericks also want to focus on developing Christie.

In the Lakers, this season, Christie has fully played his own characteristics, not only on the defensive end, but also on the offensive end outside the three-point line, so after coming to the Mavericks, he has naturally been reused by Kidd. His future with the Mavericks will also be limitless.

For the Lakers, losing Christie could be a sign of regret for the future, as Christie was a player personally selected by the Lakers and has shown his full potential this year. He's a very crafted player. Christie's improvement in just 20 games has been evident, and if he is given more possession and more space, he may be able to put on a blockbuster performance.

For the Lakers, the loss of Christie may be a good addition at this stage, such as they have Vincent and Vanderbilt, but what Lakers management needs to know is that these two players are inconsistent on the offensive end. Vanderbilt, while very good on the defensive end and can replace Christie, is not a great three-point shooter and is very injury-prone. Vincent is also out of whack, and these two players are very old and have a very narrow ceiling. And Christie is a player who could be included in the Lakers' long-term team-building plan. He could be the centerpiece of the team for the next 10 years. Therefore, the Lakers sent Christie away in the trade involving Doncic, which made many fans feel sorry.