The San Antonio Spurs tried 533 different lineups last season and finished with a poor 22-60 record. Obviously not all of them worked, but the Spurs did find some that were competitive. For example, when Victor Wembanyama was paired with Tre Jones, Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson, and Jeremy Sohan, the Spurs had a net rating of +20.8 and a defensive rating of 96.6. This was one of the best lineups in the NBA last season in terms of net rating, so when the Spurs played this best lineup, they were a competitive team, and these five players also happened to be key core players of the Spurs' young lineup.

Recently, Curry deleted the "Warriors defender" from his IG social media profile, which caused heated discussions among fans. On the same day, he and James also released co-created social media content. Many people speculated that Curry wanted to join the Lakers to join James, and some American media also revealed the specific plan of the Lakers to trade Curry.

The American media HoopsHype also selected the league's small forward rankings. Among a total of 30 players, Rockets starting forward Dillon Brooks ranked third from the bottom, ranking 28th. On the contrary, Jayson Tatum took the lead, suppressing superstars such as Kevin Durant and LeBron James, which also caused great controversy.

The Lakers' transformation of the lineup during this offseason is obviously not enough. In other words, they did not strengthen the core rotation lineup at all. The only two personnel changes were Konecki and Bronny who squeezed out Prince and Dinwiddie. This result also caused the Lakers management to be unanimously criticized. However, in terms of the uniform group, the Lakers ushered in a large-scale replacement.

Renowned radio host Charlamagne Tagha recently caused a stir in the NBA community when he ranked Stephen Curry third on his list of the best players of all time, according to Sportsrush.In a recent episode of the 7PM in Brooklyn podcast, Charlamagne Tagha revealed his top five NBA players, with Curry ahead of LeBron James.