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Lakers’ summer league roster is set; Scotty Pippen Jr. makes the cut

Scotty Pippen Jr. will be on the Lakers' summer league team when it begins play on Monday.

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Lakers reportedly expect to start Rui Hachimura this season

After Rui Hachimura helped the Lakers turn things around this past season, they expect him to be in the starting lineup moving forward.

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Austin Reaves could play more point guard this coming season

The Lakers' offense could be in the hands of Austin Reaves more often during the 2023-24 season.

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The early-round winners and losers from NBA free agency

The Cavaliers, Lakers and Fred VanVleet should me all smiles after the first weekend of NBA free agency, but the one person that could have the biggest smirk when the smoke clears? Pat Riley.

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Lakers want to add another center — possibly Mo Bamba or Tristan Thompson

Although the Lakers have done well to start free agency, they're still thin at center, and they're looking to rectify that issue.

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LeBron James’ Instagram story seems to show approval of Lakers’ moves

LeBron James seemed to indicate he likes the moves the Lakers have made to start free agency with the Instagram story he posted.

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NBA: LA Lakers keep Reaves and Russell, Milwaukee Bucks agree to keep Lopez in free agency as per reports

The Los Angeles Lakers kept two of their best guards and the Milwaukee Bucks retained their big man, as the early trend in free agency of most players staying put continued on Saturday.

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Lakers to keep guard D’Angelo Russell on two-year contract

The Lakers will be keeping their starting point guard, as D'Angelo Russell has agreed to stay with them on a two-year contract.

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Austin Reaves agrees to stay with the Lakers on a four-year contract

Arguably the Lakers' most important free agent is staying with them on a new four-year deal.

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Report: Russell Westbrook Makes Free-Agency Decision

Westbrook’s deal to return to Los Angeles includes a player option after the 2023-24 season.

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D’Angelo Russel re-signs with Lakers

Time to run it back for Russell! #GoBucks

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Houston Rockets Land Dillon Brooks on Four-Year Deal, per Report

Houston reportedly will sign the former Grizzlies agitator in free agency.

Sports Illustrated

Damian Lillard asks out of Portland; Heat lose Max Strus, add Thomas Bryant

MIAMI — For the Miami Heat, the second day of NBA free agency on Saturday became a case of a player lost ... and the potential for landing a superstar.

Tribune News Service

Lakers to re-sign Austin Reaves and D’Angelo Russell, land Jaxson Hayes

LOS ANGELES — The Lakers have agreed to a deal with restricted free agent Austin Reaves, getting him on a four-year, $56 million contract that was the maximum allowed from the Lakers.

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Daily Mirror

Los Angeles Lakers keep D'Angelo Russell as guard takes mega pay cut

Following the start of NBA Free Agency on Friday night, the Los Angeles Lakers made a whole host of moves - including the re-signing of 2019 All-Star D'Angelo Russell

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Lakers, Austin Reaves Agree to Four-Year Contract, per Report

Los Angeles will bring back another key piece from last year’s rotation.

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D’Angelo Russell Makes Free Agency Decision on Future With Lakers

Russell will return to the fold to continue his second stint in Los Angeles.

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The winners (Lakers) and losers (what in the world are the Rockets doing?) of NBA free agency after one day

Here are the teams who made it out the best and worst from day one of NBA free agency

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Center Jaxson Hayes agrees to sign with the Lakers

The Lakers have agreed to terms with center Jaxson Hayes in order to fill their thinnest position.

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LeBron James Flexes Online After Friend Rich Paul’s Huge Day in Free Agency

The Lakers star was proud of his longtime agent and friend over his big day in free agency.

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Mo Bamba reportedly has interest in staying with the Lakers

Could the Lakers bring back center Mo Bamba, whom they recently waived?

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Dennis Schroder is leaving the Lakers — and getting paid

Dennis Schroder may no longer be a member of the Lakers, but he has secured the bag.

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Lakers, D’Angelo Russell could agree to two-year, $40 million deal

The Lakers are reportedly "trending toward" keeping guard D'Angelo Russell on a reasonable new contract.

Los Angeles Times

Lakers land four on first day of free agency, including Rui Hachimura

LOS ANGELES — The Lakers opened free agency Friday by agreeing to three-year contracts with forward Rui Hachimura and guard Gabe Vincent while reaching a multiyear deal with forward Cam Reddish and an agreement to sign veteran Taurean Prince.

Sports Illustrated

Four Great Deals From the First Night of NBA Free Agency

The summer signing period started with a frenzy. Which contracts agreed to in the first few hours of the open market make the most sense for team and player?

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