With Kuzma's strength, he can be the starter of any team. Although everyone says Kuzma cuisine, it is actually the strength of other Lakers that makes Kuzma not as strong as others. However, in terms of basic strength, Kuzma really has no problem playing power forward. He has independent offensive ability and defense, can move and can shoot three points. It can be said that although Kuzma is not the top player in the league, he has at least the all-star strength, but sometimes he is unstable and plays independently. Once attacking, he won't choose to pass the ball.
If Kuzma stays with the Lakers, he may pursue a bigger contract. Because Kuzma won the championship, which is an honor that many NBA players don't have, Kuzma can choose to leave and go outside to find a contract that suits him. Because the Lakers must continue to pursue the championship this season, otherwise they will not reinforce frequently, so there is a phenomenon of big contracts piling up in the team. James and Davis can't be traded, and the rest are experts, so in this group of people, Kuzma is the weakest and most delicious, and will naturally become a bargaining chip. Kuzma can't be traded before, because Kuzma can still play and is strong enough. However, after the Lakers won the championship, Kuzma's position has been replaced by a better person, so trading Kuzma naturally became a very wise choice. Regarding the Kuzma deal, it is more reasonable to exchange Kuzma and others, such as Horton Tucker, for Bill of the Wizards, because Bill doesn't want to stay in the Wizards and can't win. Most importantly, Kuzma won the championship with James, which will increase his status and make him more valuable in trading.
However, the success of Kuzma's transaction still depends on Aunt Jenny. Kuzma has not been traded, but to a large extent, Aunt Jenny is stopping it. I wonder if aunt Jenny can continue to make moves in the new season.