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"Free agent center Brook Lopez, who league sources said had strongly considered the Lakers and the potential starting role, grew wary of the uncertainty around James' future with the team and opted to ...

The Los Angeles Lakers have had a quiet summer in free agency, failing to sign any new players. This lack of activity is partly due to the unexpected decision of Christian Wood, Jaxson Hayes, and ...

Following the miss on Rollins, Los Angeles has still been talked about as a possible landing spot for veteran free agent center Al Horford. It's likely that the Lakers will remain active in free ...

James is technically a free agent after opting out of his two-year, $99 million contract. The star is working with the Lakers on landing additional players before he inks a new deal.

Free agency hasn't gone to plan for the Lakers so far. Los Angeles has only re-signed its key players, Max Christie and LeBron James. Other teams around the NBA have made multiple moves to improve ...

The Los Angeles Lakers are unlikely to re-sign free agents Markieff Morris and Alex Len, according to Sports Illustrated's Ricardo Sandoval. The post Lakers ‘Unlikely’ to Sign Two Free Agents ...

Paths to significant improvement through free agency are dwindling. The Lakers, by all accounts, are prioritizing Luka Dončić's timeline.

According to league sources, LaRavia was the Lakers’ first call when free agency officially opened at 3 p.m. Pacific Time on Monday. In his conversation with Rob Pelinka and Lakers coach JJ ...

One free agent target that made sense was Brook Lopez. Lopez has established himself as a rim protector and a floor-stretching big man, but he also has familiarity with the Lakers, having played ...

Following the miss on Rollins, Los Angeles has still been talked about as a possible landing spot for veteran free agent center Al Horford. It's likely that the Lakers will remain active in free ...

The Los Angeles Lakers went into the offseason with an obvious hole at the center position. Trading for Luka Doncic came at the cost of Anthony Davis, which made their frontcourt even thinner.