Lakers Notes: Ex-Laker Retires, LA Can’t Sign Another Player, LeBron James Gives Predictions

Former Los Angeles Lakers guard Jeremy Lin retired after 15 years of playing basketball professionally.

Lin played a single season with the Lakers in 2014-15, and hasn't played in the NBA since 2019.

The Lakers are currently in a bit of a squeeze as far as cap space goes, and will not be able to add a 15th player to their roster. They are one of just five teams in the NBA with this restriction.

With the NFL season right around the corner, LeBron James weighed in on what he thinks is to come in the 2025-26 season.

James chose the his hometown Cleveland Browns as a sleeper team, called for a Super Bowl rematch between the Chiefs and Eagles and said Lamar Jackson will win MVP.

Here’s more information on these stories and all the latest Lakers news (click the headline for the full article):

Former Lakers Hall of Famer Disrespects LeBron James While Discussing Michael Jordan as GOAT

Lakers' LeBron James Makes Bold NFL Predictions Ahead of Season

Lakers Unable to Sign Another Free Agent, Per Major CBA Problem

Former Lakers Guard Announces Retirement From Basketball

Lakers' Luka Doncic Receives Harsh Prediction From Insider

Lakers Champion Takes Harsh Shot at Luka Doncic

Lakers' LeBron James Has Played Against Shocking Percentage of All Players in NBA History

Lakers ‘Should’ve Won 10 Championships’ with Kobe and Shaq, Says Former LA Staffer

Lakers Tweets of the Day: