The Los Angeles Lakers are in possession of significant assets, allowing them to make relevant trades to get better. With ...

New Los Angeles Lakers guard Marcus Smart learned that patience is a virtue after his past two injury-riddled seasons.

The Lakers, then, can’t trade a first-rounder until 2026/27. They also owe their next two second-round picks to other teams.

According to Multiple team leaders, the Lakers’ top three trade assets are guard Austin Reaves, second-year wing Dalton Knecht, and their unprotected 2031 first-round pick.

In previous years, Pelinka did have a significant asset shortfall to manage due to old trades, but the Lakers aren't in that hapless a situation anymore. Let's take a look at the Lakers' best ...

The Lakers are looking to optimize their roster around LeBron James and Anthony Davis, but Hayes' inconsistent contributions and defensive lapses make him a less appealing trade asset.

Teams would be interested in that,” ESPN’s NBA insider Brian Windhorst said on the January 9 episode of the “NBA Today.” The Lakers have no desire to trade Reaves, per multiple reports.

The Lakers are willing to accept only expiring contracts in a potential LeBron James trade, according to The Athletic's Dan Woike. The post Lakers Want Specific Assets in a LeBron James Trade: Report ...

4. Pick swaps The Lakers, despite having limited options when it comes to first-round picks to trade, could offer the right to swap positions in the 2026, 2028, 2029 or 2030 drafts.

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