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Lakers are weighing trade scenarios

Lakers reportedly have four new centers as trade targets

There is now talk that the Lakers are scouring the trade market for a solution at the center position. They have been linked to Nick Richards of the Phoenix Suns, and according to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, there are four other big men they're after.

Newsweek on MSN · 13h

Report: Lakers Facing New Competition for Deandre Ayton

Despite those two players signing elsewhere, it has become an expected outcome that the Lakers would sign Deandre Ayton. He was recently bought out by the Portland Trail Blazers and is set to clear waivers on Wednesday.

Yahoo! Sports · 2h

McMenamin: Lakers are weighing trade scenarios to upgrade at center

More than 24 hours into the official start of NBA free agency, the Lakers still don't have a serviceable center.

LeBron James Could Leave The Lakers

FOX Sports on MSN · 10h

LeBron James next team odds: Could 'The King' Actually Leave Los Angeles?

The chatter around LBJ leaving L.A has become more than a whisper. And now, there are odds for his next team. See which squads could be in the running.

Bleacher Report · 1d

Buy or Sell LeBron James Actually Wanting a Trade from Los Angeles Lakers

NBA news hit the internet on Sunday, when ESPN’s Shams Charania reported LeBron James will opt into the final year of his contract.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 1d

NBA World Reacts To Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James News

LeBron James has spent each of the last seven seasons playing for the Los Angeles Lakers. At 40, the NBA legend still remains among the best 15 players in the

Lakers Adding Jake LaRavia On 2-Year Deal

ESPN · 1d

Free agent forward Jake LaRavia has agreed to a two-year, $12... - ESPN

Free agent forward Jake LaRavia has agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, sources tell ESPN. LaRavia had a strong finish after joining the Sacramento Kings last season.

Los Angeles Lakers On SI on MSN · 1d

Who Is Jake LaRavia? Everything You Need to Know About Newest Lakers Forward

The Los Angeles Lakers have signed Jake LaRavia, a Pasadena, CA native who has a connection to shooting guard Austin Reaves.

SB Nation on MSN · 1d

Lakers reportedly agree to two-year, $12 million deal with Jake LaRavia

The Lakers have made their first free agent signing of the offseason. Los Angeles has reportedly agreed to terms with Jake LaRavia, as first reported by Shams Charania of ESPN. The contract is a two-year $12 million deal.

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Lakers Fans React to Damian Lillard News

Lakers Fans React to Damian Lillard News originally appeared on Athlon Sports. In a rather surprising turn of events in NBA ...

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Los Angeles Lakers unveil new Statement Edition jersey

The future may be unknown for the Lakers' roster heading into the new season, but they have absolutely nailed their new ...

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'A Moment of Truth' Shams Charania Details LeBron James’ Situation With the Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James is willing to play out the final year of his two-year, $101.35 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers. Over ...

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Los Angeles Lakers unveil new jersey for 2025-26 season

The Los Angeles Lakers have unveiled a new set of jersey for the 2025-26 season, which will be highlighting the purple in ...

Brook Lopez Reportedly Passed on Lakers Contract Due to LeBron James' 'Uncertainty'

The Los Angeles Lakers came close to signing veteran big man Brook Lopez, but the deal reportedly fell through due to Lopez’s ...

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Lakers fans do detective work Rob Pelinka clearly hasn't to find their next center

The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly in the mix for free agent center Deandre Ayton, which has fans sleuthing on social ...

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Los Angeles Lakers explore multi-team trade route to fill center void amidst missed free agency targets

The Los Angeles Lakers are aggressively pursuing a young, athletic center via trade to bolster their frontline. Walker ...

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NBA insider believes Lakers have inside track to sign former No. 1 overall pick

The Los Angeles Lakers need a center. A former No. 1 overall pick be the solution, according to a top NBA insider. ESPN's ...

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