LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul, has already made it clear that LeBron will likely remain in LA. With James having a no-trade clause and the Lakers themselves stating they’d love for him to retire as a Laker, fans shouldn’t be using his $52 million salary in their delusional trades.

The Los Angeles Lakers can't run away from the very real, very threatening defensive problems that could, if not corrected, derail any hopes they have of competing for an NBA title.

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The Los Angeles Lakers' most viable trade offer for Giannis Antetokounmpo includes Austin Reaves, a first-round pick and several swaps.

One place where Redick can make a change is with his starting lineup. The starting lineup, which features LeBron James, Luka Dončić, Austin Reaves, Deandre Ayton and Rui Hachimura, has a plus-minus of -15. They also have a defensive rating of 120.7, which is really bad.

Early into their first season under newly approved majority owner Mark Walter, the Los Angeles Lakers already look like one of the best squads in the Western Co

One player Lakers fans have been hoping the team can trade for is Herbert Jones, a 3-and-D forward who is currently with the New Orleans Pelicans. But even though the Pelicans have the Western Conference's worst record at 4-22, they're not looking to trade him, according to Dan Woike of The Athletic.

The Los Angeles Lakers are going to be monitoring the trade market. The Los Angeles Lakers have gotten out to a solid start this season sitting in second place in the Western Conference.