The Lakers abandoned defender is very popular. The Eastern Conference upstart wants to keep him, and the Kings pursue it.

In the free market this summer, many defenders are worth paying attention to. Maybe they may not get high salaries and even have a guaranteed starting position, but they are still worth paying attention to. For example, Dennis Schroeder, who performed well in the playoffs, was also interested in other teams except for the Detroit Pistons who were willing to offer contract renewals.

According to reporter Mark Stein, the Lakers abandoned defender Dennis Schroeder is very popular in the free market. On the one hand, the Eastern Newcomer Pistons really want to keep him, and in addition, the king will pursue Dennis Schroeder and is even regarded as a popular new home.

Denis Schroeder has been in the league for many years and was originally known for his sharp breakthroughs and super attack power, but as he grows older, his ability to control and overall situation has also made significant progress. Dennis Schroder first played for the Nets this season. As the team's main scorer, he attracted the attention of the Warriors, but he was just as good as Stephen Curry and was soon abandoned by the Warriors. Later, Dennis Schroder joined the Pistons. The latter naturally needed a replacement because of the injury and reimbursement of double-powered defender Jaden Ivey. Therefore, the Pistons aimed at Dennis Schroder, hoping that he would be a reliable substitute behind Cad Cunningham. When necessary, the two of them would play together to become a double-drive configuration in the backcourt. Although the Pistons were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, Dennis Schroeder ushered in the second spring of his career. He averaged 12.5 points, 2.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.2 steals per game, and his shooting percentage was nearly 50% in both games. This performance is already very exaggerated. Obviously, the Pistons believe that Dennis Schroder and Cad Cunningham, the two defenders, have excellent tacit understanding and chemistry. Even if Jaden Ivey returns, it will not have negative effects. The management bluntly stated that leaving Dennis Schroder is the team's main task this summer.

But Dennis Schroeder has a good reputation, and there must be many teams who are interested in him, and the Kings are typical of them. With Daron Fox leaving the team, the Kings now have no reliable main control. The team has two choices this season, either Malik Monk and Keane Ellis play a cameo, but the ball rights are more in the hands of Demar DeRozan, Sabonis Jr. or Zach Lavender. Or the point guards who are purely more likely to be Markle Fultz and Devin Carter, but their strength is very average, so they naturally need to introduce new defenders.