As Dwight Howard heads into the 2013 offseason as a free agent, there is a distinct possibility the Los Angeles Lakers will lose him to another team. In the event this happens, the Purple and Gold must come up with a contingency plan. If Howard walks away, the best that Laker general manager Mitch Kupchak can do is engineer a sign-and-trade transaction. Choosing this route helps out the Lakers, given that they do not lose the coveted big man for nothing. Indeed, a sign-and-trade gives the Lakers assets. Granted, they might not necessarily be great ones. For the purposes of illustrating this situation, we will use the Houston Rockets as example.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 11:51:04 +0000
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