Former Lakers Center Lands New Team as Search for Big Man Continues
The Lakers are still hunting for a center after spending $130 million on Walker Kessler, with injuries and a thin market limiting options.
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Walker Kessler and Kevon Looney have already arrived in California, but the Los Angeles Lakers management wants another reinforcement.
Former Lakers Center Lands New Team as Search for Big Man Continues
A former Lakers center has found a new team, but Los Angeles' search for another big man isn't over this offseason. The post Former Lakers Center Lands New Team as Search for Big Man Continues appeared first on HEAVY.
New Lakers Rumors Reveal Updated NBA Free Agency Priority After Landing Walker Kessler
Even though the Los Angeles Lakers' big offseason move was acquiring Walker Kessler to solidify their starting center role, they remain in the market for another big man to provide depth and some injury insurance.
Lakers' backup plan at center if they didn't acquire Walker Kessler revealed
The Los Angeles Lakers came into this offseason knowing they needed to upgrade their center position. The team identified Walker Kessler as their top priority and traded a lot of draft capital to the Utah Jazz in order to bring him in via sign-and-trade. The Lakers did what was necessary to bring in their top target, but they also had their eyes elsewhere if they weren’t able to acquire Kessler. Chief among their backup plans was reportedly to p…
Los Angeles Lakers Rumors: Former Lottery Pick Emerges As Potential Trade Target
The Los Angeles Lakers may not be done adding to their brand-new roster. The post-LeBron James era will begin with a completely revamped roster and starting lineup. One key position of need that remains in Los Angeles is a backup center. They added Kevon Looney in free agency a few weeks ago, but how much can they really rely on him at this point in his career? New Lakers rumors point towards a former tenth overall draft pick to fill this void. …
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