The Lakers will change the starter, and after the new signing, Redick will form the twin towers, and Davis is about to explode

The Lakers' communication on the defensive end in the last two games is very poor, and the main reason for their loss is that Davis is often moved near the three-point line by the opponent in the infinite rotation defense, and the opponent will take advantage of the Lakers' interior emptiness to attack the Lakers' basket, causing the Lakers to lose a lot of points in this regard. So at present, the Lakers are also cutting losses in time and immediately using a two-way contract to sign a center, who is Tre Jamieson who previously played for the Pelicans.

After the Lakers acquired Trey Jamieson, Redick admitted that he would change the starting lineup, and perhaps Trey Jamieson would join Davis in some stages to form an interior twin tower lineup. Redick admitted that the reason why he chose to form the interior twin towers is to hope that after Davis is transferred from the interior, he hopes that there will be a player under the basket who can compete for rebounds and protect the frame, so as to ensure the defensive quality and rebounding ability of the Lakers under the basket.

Many fans think that maybe Davis will return to his comfort zone. With Trey Jamison as center, Davis will return to the No. 4 role. The No. 4 position is Davis' best position, and he previously played the No. 4 position with the Pelicans, and he will face players who are smaller than him, which will help him score. And he'll have less pressure on the defensive end because the No.4 position has less pressure on the rim. Davis will also have more energy on the offensive end of the court, and it will be easy to avoid injuries.

Since the Lakers' twin-tower roster was dismantled, Davis has been taking on the role of the No. 5 on the inside since Howard left the team, but this has undoubtedly increased his defensive pressure, making Davis less consistent on the court in recent years. Why Davis could fall off a cliff in one game after a few stellar performances in a row is the result of his stamina being out of reach. Now the Lakers have a strong center, and that's what Davis is doing.

The Lakers are very realistic when it comes to selecting players, and Trey Jamieson is very strong and has been hailed by many fans as a bankrupt version of Howard. At least in terms of interior matchups, rebounding, and defense, he may be better than Hayes, and it will be interesting to see what the new signings will perform.