The deal for Doncic to join the Lakers has been settled, and the Lakers will welcome Doncic in a Lakers jersey. For the current Lakers, their important task is to get rid of the gloom of Davis leaving the Lakers, and to regroup their emotions to welcome the new look of the Lakers after Doncic's arrival. For Redick, many of his plans may have to be readjusted, especially the question of how to be compatible with James after Doncic arrives.

What we can expect is that after Doncic joins the Lakers, James will have to pay a huge sacrifice. Because James's current voice in the Lakers is no longer as good as Doncic's, one is the team's future guarantee, and the other is the star who is about to retire, so the management is very clear about which is more important, James must make way for Doncic, he must learn to give up, so he must also change his style of play.

James may play more off-ball in the future, of course, James playing off-ball this season is reassuring to many fans, because his three-point shooting and mid-range shooting effect are very good so far, especially in the last few games, his mid-range shooting effect is very good. Doncic, on the other hand, will play the role of a ball-handling core. Just like the Mavericks, he will hold the ball for long periods of time in the half-court offense, and some of the pitchers around him may benefit from this.

Therefore, many fans think that after Doncic comes to the Lakers, there are two people who will benefit greatly and may usher in an explosion. They are Finney Smith and Knecht. At present, there are only two players in the Lakers' forward lineup who have very strong shooting ability. The two players are likely to receive a lot of passes from Doncic next, and their shooting percentage in open positions will be significantly improved. Imagine a team with two ball-handling cores and two extremely intelligent playmakers, who are very happy for the pitchers because they will not lack open shots.

And for Redick, he may feel even more excited, as he won the last game without Davis with a five-man lineup against the Knicks. After Doncic comes to the Lakers, maybe Redick will trust his five-man lineup even more. Maybe in the future we will often see five players around 2 meters on the field. Will Redick begin to emulate Kerr's coaching model? It's all curious.