Wow! A four-time champion sharpshooter! Expected to reunite with Doncic for a second time.

It seems everyone is really bored during the offseason...

Recently, former Lakers assistant coach Hollins revealed that when Davis first joined the Lakers, he rarely practiced with James because he liked to sleep in while James preferred early morning workouts.

Davis, who rarely appears online, reposted the news on his social media and called it "Fake News." Doncic fans responded: "Aren't you recovering from an injury? How do you have time to pick on a tweet and call it fact or fiction?"

Davis then transformed into Durant and started an online argument: "Exactly, because you don't have to work, you're idle all day." Doncic fans fired back: "That's why we traded you, stop bothering me."

Of course, no matter how good Davis is, he can't compare to Durant, who is always online and constantly battling keyboard warriors.

KD has been on fire recently, arguing with fans and saying that the current 76ers roster is stronger than the original "Super Team" Warriors. He even went so far as to claim that Klay Thompson has never been on an MVP ballot.

This time, Thompson took offense. He reposted the relevant content and directly tagged Durant: "Bro, are you okay? Why are you suddenly calling me by my full name?"

One online argument after another—it's really entertaining to watch.

Since we mentioned Thompson, let's talk about his current situation. He is still being shopped by the Mavericks, and the possibility of a buyout is becoming increasingly likely.

This guy is in the final year of his contract next season, earning $17.46 million. He is 36 years old. Last season, he averaged 21.6 minutes per game in the regular season, contributing 11.7 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.4 assists. He made 2.9 three-pointers per game at a 38.3% shooting rate. Although he is no longer in his prime, he remains a sharpshooter not to be underestimated.

The latest reports show that the Heat are one of the top potential new destinations for Thompson, and there is also a possibility that he could bring his talents to the Lakers to reunite with Doncic.In the 24-25 season, Thompson and Doncic had a brief stint together on the Mavericks.

In short, no matter which team Thompson goes to, it's much better than staying with a rebuilding team like the Mavericks, which would "delay" his pursuit of his fifth career championship ring.