LeBron James became the player with the most wins in NBA history, passing Kareem-Abdul Jabbar in a win against the Cavaliers. It’s a major achievement for which the four-time NBA champion has nothing to show.
The Los Angeles Lakers head into the NBA offseason with many questions to be answered, with the storied franchise expected to make major changes to the roster and the front office.
LeBron James just completed his 23rd season in the NBA. His Lakers were unable to garner a single win in their second-round series against the defending NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder.
When the Los Angeles Lakers traded for superstar guard Luka Doncic it came as an absolute shock to the entire basketball world, himself included. The guard loved being a member of the Dallas Mavericks and wanted to spend his entire career there, so being dealt away was a major blow.
The Los Angeles Lakers had a bit of luck last summer when they were able to bring in two veteran players who unexpectedly became available. Deandre Ayton was bought out by the Portland Trail Blazers, and Marcus Smart agreed to a buyout with the Washington Wizards.
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Even though the Los Angeles Lakers’ season ended early in the 2026 NBA Playoffs at the hands of Oklahoma City, the Lakers’ overall season could be seen as a success given the circumstances.
For many, LeBron James is the NBA’s GOAT. But is he the GOAT for the Los Angeles Lakers? Sure, he has won a championship with them, played for eight seasons, and also won the first NBA Cup with them.
LeBron James is back in a familiar place. Another offseason. Another set of questions. Around the NBA, the Lakers are viewed as the most logical outcome.
At his end-of-season press conference, Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka spoke about the front office’s desire to build the roster around superstar Luka Doncic this offseason.
With the Lakers having a new majority owner in Mark Walter, change has been happening quickly in Los Angeles. We’ve seen this in personnel moves, such as the franchise hiring Lon Rosen as President of Business Operations.
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Austin Reaves will be one of the most sought after free agents this summer and is line for a massive pay increase after making just under $14 million this season.
James Worthy did not sound convinced that Deandre Ayton is the right center for the Los Angeles Lakers moving forward. The Lakers’ playoff exit against the Oklahoma City Thunder exposed several roster questions, but the frontcourt discussion may be the loudest.
It’s clear that for right now, the Western Conference belongs to the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the San Antonio Spurs are next up, trying to take them down.
Even though the Los Angeles Lakers fought hard every night, in the end they simply didn’t have enough to keep up with the defending NBA Champion Oklahoma City Thunder.
LeBron James has an important decision ahead of him after a record-setting 23rd NBA season. He must first decide if he’d like to continue playing professional basketball into his age-42 season.
The Lakers know what they need. After a second-round exit and a series that exposed some roster holes, the focus in Los Angeles is already shifting to how to better support Luka Doncic moving forward.
The Los Angeles Lakers head into what will likely be an NBA offseason filled with drastic changes for the storied franchise, with more than half the roster potentially becoming free agents.