The Los AngelesLakers have agreed to sign forward Ziaire Williams to a one-year contract worth $3 million, according to ESPN, citing sources ... According to ESPN, Williams' signing brings the Lakers' roster to the 15-player limit.
Austin Reaves’ new Los AngelesLakers contract will net him $180 million instead of the widely expected $185 million over four years ... Lakers need every lever to keep adding talent to this team.
Austin Reaves has locked in his future with the Los AngelesLakers, officially signing a four-year, $185 million maximum contract that the team announced Sunday.
... era has officially begun.Los AngelesLakerssign Collin SextonThe Lakers wrote on X that they were 'bringing the energy to LA,' welcoming Sexton to the roster as their latest bench addition.
See social media react to LeBron James leaving the Lakers. After eight seasons in Los Angeles, LeBron James will return for his 24th season, but not with the Lakers. Another Los Angeles Lakers offseason move just became official.
Los AngelesLakers guard Austin Reaves signed a four-year, $185 million deal to stay, while fellow LA free agent LeBron James has decided to leave ... Lakers GM’s courtside meeting with star free agent has fans excited about a LeBron James replacement.
The Los AngelesLakers are reportedly exploring one of the biggest moves of the NBA offseason, with Atlanta Hawks forward Jonathan Kuminga emerging as a prime trade target ... Reports indicate Los Angeles ...
WalkerKessler’s message shows he is leaving Utah with genuine appreciation and no hard feelings. Now he turns the page and begins a new chapter in Los Angeles with high expectations on both ends of the floor ....
At the height of the NBA offseason, Auburn coach Steven Pearl jokingly jabbed at his roster and compared them to the Los AngelesLakers. After the Lakers moved on from players like Rui Hachimura and Deandre Ayton, LeBron James declined ... .
After parting ways with LeBron James, the Los AngelesLakers have been busy with their offseason decisions ... Lakers' system ... Luka Doncic makes his feelings known about the Lakers' offseason moves.
Despite that, he's not playing in NBA Summer League, which begins this week in Las Vegas for the Los AngelesLakers... He'd perform well in SummerLeague, but it makes more sense for the Lakers to give minutes to other potential developmental pieces.