Jaxson Hayes has been a starter for the Lakers all three games in their series against the Timberwolves, yet his lack of performance has led to discussions about potential lineup changes. Despite starting, he hasn't played nearly enough to justify his position, contributing to a negative impact on the team's performance.

Jaxson Hayes, the Lakers' center, has not been effective in the playoffs, prompting potential changes to his role in the starting lineup. His lack of impact has contributed to the team's struggles against the Timberwolves.

Jaxson Hayes is under heavy scrutiny for his performance in the playoffs, particularly after a highlight dunk by Anthony Edwards. His limited contributions on the scoreboard have raised concerns among fans regarding his effectiveness as a center for the Lakers.

Jaxson Hayes' limited playing time in Game 1 raised concerns about the Lakers' rim protection, as McDaniels noted the vulnerability when Hayes was on the bench.

Jaxson Hayes, while currently starting for the Lakers, is seen more as a backup option, raising concerns about the team's center position as they approach the playoffs.