LeBron James, Austin Reaves and Walker Kessler on the Cleveland Cavaliers next NBA season? Boy, wouldn’t that be fun? It’s the dog days of the NBA offseason, so fantasy trade ideas are flying everywhere.
Being part of the Los Angeles Lakers comes with its own set of challenges, but one player, often labelled as ‘overrated,’ seems to have secured his spot within the team.
Playing for the Los Angeles Lakers is no easy task by any means, but one ‘overrated’ player has seemingly made himself untouchable on the team. Following a third seed finish during the 2024-25 NBA season, the Los Angeles Lakers have only improved with major offseason additions.
As the summer inches closer to its end, the 2025-2026 NBA season is beginning to take shape. Teams are making moves left and right, including the Lakers, who recently added Marcus Smart to bolster the team’s defense after a first-round exit this past postseason.
The Lakers answered a lot of questions this offseason by signing Jake LaRavia, Deandre Ayton and Marcus Smart to two-year deals. LeBron James also exercised his player option, which keeps him under contract through this coming season.
An NBA analyst has shared his perspective on the future of an LA Lakers star who might be on the move this offseason. Following their first-round exit at the hands of the Minnesota Timberwolves, it was clear that the LA Lakers were in for a busy summer.
The New York Knicks’ roster is essentially locked up at the moment, with them only having room to add someone on a veteran’s minimum. However, with a few contract situations looming, a trade that changes their outlook cannot be ruled out.
The New York Knicks hope to continue staying aggressive in free agency and on the trade market. They have been linked to some of the top trade targets in the league, which could make them a busy team on the market.
The Los Angeles Lakers' offseason has been a rollercoaster thus far. Amid the flurry of recent offseason moves and rumors, NBA insider Jake Weinbach sparked trade speculation around Lakers guard Austin Reaves in light of the team's approach towards roster construction.
NBA expert Rachel Nichols believes the LA Lakers are right to keep their options open and does not rule out a big midseason exit. Ever since LeBron James opted in to his LA Lakers contract, with the thinly-veiled threat to the team that they need to strengthen, there has been incessant speculation over his future.
Bradley Beal finally ended his offseason saga by joining the Los Angeles Clippers. The veteran guard signed a two-year deal worth $11 million after agreeing to a contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves has already made strong NBA career for himself. Undrafted out of Oklahoma, Reaves was signed by Los Angeles as a free agent in 2021.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves was among the celebrities to compete in the American Century Championship golf tournament in Lake Tahoe this week, and he wound up finishing tied for 13th place with 45 points.
The Los Angeles Lakers have had success in recent seasons signing undrafted players to two-way contracts and developing them into solid NBA rotation players.
Deandre Ayton’s stint with the Los Angeles Lakers could make or break his NBA career. Despite being in the NBA for seven seasons, many believe that Deandre Ayton is yet to reach his full potential.
One of the first viral moments of the Los Angeles Lakers offseason was Austin Reaves’ open recruitment of Jake LaRavia to join the team in free agency.
It is very well known that when Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves isn’t training, his favorite hobby is golf. Reaves has spoken many times about his love for golf and spending as much time as possible on the course, even taking part in the American Century Championship Celebrity Golf tournament last year.
Malcolm Brogdon, who spent 2024-25 languishing on the basement Washington Wizards, could be on the move. The former 6th Man of the Year award winner will be one of the most heavily coveted trade targets in the upcoming days.
The Los Angeles Lakers are looking to improve their roster this offseason so that they can compete for a title. Austin Reaves is a central figure in their plans.
One of the biggest question marks heading into the offseason for the Los Angeles Lakers is what would happen with Austin Reaves. Reaves, coming off a career year, was eligible for a new four-year max extension valued at close to $90 million.
Lakers guard Austin Reaves isn’t looking to leave Los Angeles, but he is holding out for a bigger deal. The Lakers recently offered Reaves a four-year, $89 million contract extension, which is the maximum allowed under current rules.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves declined a max extension this week that would have paid him $89.2 million over the next four seasons, The Athletic reported Thursday.