The Los Angeles Lakers have made significant offseason moves to strengthen their roster, with their recent additions doing a ...

The Lakers, then, can’t trade a first-rounder until 2026/27. They also owe their next two second-round picks to other teams.

It’s no secret the Los Angeles Lakers might’ve delivered one of the worst Summer League showings in recent memory, wrapping ...

In that case, the Lakers will likely only have the $5.7 million taxpayer midlevel exception and a few trade assets at their disposal (one first-round pick, several expiring contracts, and Dalton ...

Over the last couple of seasons, general manager Rob Pelinka has been patient in holding on to his draft assets. And now the Lakers have future picks that could help them make some impact moves in ...

Due to the chances of them being a below-average team once James retires, Dan Favale of Bleacher Report ranked the Lakers picks as one of the 10 “best trade assets” right now.

It doesn't. The Lakers might have a 9-4 record, but their middle of the pack efficiency (plus-0.7 points per 100 possessions, 12th overall) suggests this isn't some sort of powerhouse contender.

The Lakers’ Best and Worst Trade Options Before the Deadline The Lakers are hunting for roster upgrades, but not every move would be a smart one.

Become a subscriber. Feb. 1, 2025 Lakers send Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a 2029 first-round pick to Dallas for Markieff Morris, Maxi Kleber and Luka Doncic —OK, a true shocker.

In that case, the Lakers will likely only have the $5.7 million taxpayer midlevel exception and a few trade assets at their disposal (one first-round pick, several expiring contracts, and Dalton ...