The Los Angeles Lakers have had a problem in the center spot since trading Anthony Davis for Luka Dončić; now, Reaves could be on the move to solve that problem.

The Los Angeles Lakers once again face an offseason of tough decisions. Following another early playoff exit and a season marked by inconsistency, the franchise is looking to reshape its roster. Addressing the center position appears to be near the top of the list.

The perfect replacement for Jaxson Hayes is expected to hit free agency, but shouldn't consume Rob Pelinka this offseason.

The Los Angeles Lakers enter the offseason needing a center. It remains uncertain what the front office plans to do during the offseason to find a starting-caliber center, but there aren't a ton of options for the Lakers to pursue.

The Los Angeles Lakers will host the Phoenix Suns, Golden State Warriors, Dallas Mavericks and Sacramento Kings in their preseason slate.

The Los Angeles Lakers trade of star Anthony Davis sent shockwaves throughout the entire NBA. While the team did get back star guard Luka Doncic, moving away from Davis was a very tough decision for the Lakers.

If the Los Angeles Lakers want to put their two superstars, Luka Doncic and LeBron James, at ease heading into the 2025-26 campaign, they'll aggressively pursue a frontcourt asset in the offseason. ClutchPoints' Bailey Bassett predicts the organization will land an uncoordinated four-time Defensive Player of the Year by moving on from Austin Reaves.

Los Angeles Lakers forward Rui Hachimura appreciated the trust from JJ Redick and his coaching staff this season.

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In a recent interview, a former Los Angeles Lakers superstar big man made a surprising announcement about the organization's 40-year-old phenom, LeBron James. "As soon as he (James) gets to the arena,

Rapper Ice Cube feels that one issue regarding superstar big man Anthony Davis "began to wear on the Lakers organization."

The Mavericks star and former national champion doesn't think college basketball is in a good place.