Kneckett is now worth only one second round! Only 5 of the summer league matches were won by 20, and Lake media said it was not as good as Brownie

On July 8, the NBA entered the offseason. Lakers star Kneckett performed very poorly in the two summer league games that have been played. US media has criticized him a lot, and at the same time, Anthony F. Irwin revealed that Kneckett's current value is only one second round.

In the two summer league games that have ended, the Lakers won and lost, with Kneckett playing very badly. In these two summer league games, Kneckett averaged 7 points per game, with a total of 5 of 20 shots, of which only 0 of 9 three-pointers and 5 turnovers.

The well-known US media NBA Memes posted a silent photo to describe his performance, while the Lakers bossman posted a post and joked: "Why is he worse than Brownie now? Kneckett wants to reduce his trading value, so that the Lakers will choose to trade Hachimura."

Lakers reporter Daniel Starkand wrote an article to evaluate Kneckett's recent performance, writing: "I know there are only a few summer league games, but this is not our expectations for Kneckett's performance this summer." It is worth mentioning that fans commented that Pelinka should consider Vail (the high center who was selected by the Heat with 15th pick last year, Kneckett's 17th pick), and it is better to trade him upwards with 2 or 3 picks, so that his and Doncic's vertical space utilization ability will be top-notch. Daniel Starkand replied: "The answer is correct."

At the same time, Lakers reporter Anthony F. Irwin talked about the trading value of Kneckett in a podcast recently. Anthony F. Irwin said: "Kneckett's trading value in the league is very low. I think many Lakers fans put Kneckett into the trading model, believing that he has similar value in the first round or first round, but people in the league generally believe that his trading value is only worth one second round."

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