The Lakers officially announced the signing of two players. Last year s second round pick joined training camp, and the former Rockets defender also came to shoot

The training camp for the new season is about to begin, and all teams are actively preparing, and the same is true for the Lakers. However, because of the limited salary space and management operational capabilities, the Lakers are now just picking up bargains on Taobao, and it is difficult to upgrade the lineup in terms of grades.

Now the Lakers officially announced that they have officially signed two players, but judging from the data, they seem to have no dreams. First of all, last year's second round pick Anton Watson, who joined the Lakers training camp. Everyone knows that the 24th session is the Little Year of the historical draft. As a result, Anton Watson had the chance to be selected with the 54th pick in the second round, and almost lost the title.

When he played for the Knicks last season, Anton Watson did not perform much, and he averaged only 0.9 points per game. It can basically be said that until the game lost the suspense of victory or loss, Anton Watson could only get sporadic playing time. In addition, Knicks head coach Thibodeau always put the main players in full time, and even ordinary substitute rotations don't get so many opportunities, let alone marginal roles like Anton Watson. Now that he comes to the Lakers, Anton Watson may not have more opportunities. After all, he just got a training camp contract, and the Lakers' forward line is too shabby. Maybe because of Anton Watson's height of 2.03 and standard wing size, he decided to sign him to make up the numbers.

In addition, former Rockets guard Ginath Williams also announced that he would come to shoot. Compared with Anton Watson, at least Ginath Williams has some NBA experience. He also played for the Trail Blazers and the Rockets as a undrafter, and was a big killer in the low-end game and often produced beautiful data during garbage time.

However, in the past 24-25 season, Ginathian Williams' form declined, and even if he was given some opportunities, he was completely unsure. The worst is Ginathian Williams, who is a single-function scorer, so as long as the shots are not smooth, he will struggle particularly on the court. If Ginathian Williams just couldn't adapt to the NBA's strength, he would have more choices. The key is that he was delegated to the Development League and lost his former style. Even this summer league, Ginath Williams played for the Rockets again, but he had almost no impressive scenes on the court except for shooting one after another.