If the Warriors offered clay for Shao Wei, would the Lakers accept it?

I don't think the Lakers will accept it. First of all, Shao Wei is better at basketball than Clay. Compared with the peak period, Shao Wei's physical fitness has obviously declined, but at least he still has obvious advantages over others in the NBA. Through observation, in the second half of the 2 1-22 season, the Lakers failed not because Shao Wei was incompetent, but because he didn't get along well with the Lakers, and Lakers coach vogel didn't like Shao Wei, so he didn't have a chance to show his ability in the Lakers at all, which was related to the Lakers' cooperation ability.

Not only that, clay was seriously injured, and he was seriously injured twice. During the 20021-22 season, it is easy to see that he often rested in regular games, which also shows from the side that his physical condition is not very good and he is likely to be injured again. He has experienced two serious injuries and injuries, and his physical quality is definitely not as good as that of Wei Wei. Serious injury sequelae also led to a sharp decline in his defensive ability on the court. Although his defensive consciousness is good and his ability can't keep up, it's still in vain. So, I don't think the Lakers will agree to such a loss-making deal.

The Lakers, who are already in deep trouble, will definitely not accept Shao Wei for Clay, and fans are increasingly dissatisfied with Clay's performance. Warriors fans, in particular, are eager to replace Clay. However, considering that the contract between Clay and Warriors will not end until 2024, fans will have to endure for a long time.

Of course, the state of the Lakers became a joke in the 2 1-22 season, and the Big Three didn't save the team from falling to the bottom. According to James' virtue, he will definitely continue to recruit other players, but Clay is definitely not on his list. Because he needs stronger teammates, he can only look at a super star like Curry, but this star is probably not willing to come to the Lakers to clean up the mess.