Los Angeles Lakers

Wait, wait, wait patiently. Has not the Los Angeles Lakers’ season with LeBron James been an unmitigated disaster?
You could call it that, sure. But remember we are talking about James’ first time in Hollywood. He’s signed on for two more and, other than shouldering some blows he frequently looks like the most dominant force of the league.
That is where the Lakers’ foundation begins. It may be enough on its own to justify our place.
But there is more to consider here.
Former No. 2 select Brandon Ingram was in the middle of a breakout before deep venous thrombosis prematurely ended his third time. Kyle Kuzma year’s diamond in the rough, has pushed his counting categories nearly all . Lonzo Ball continued flood stat sheets with per-36-minute marks of 11.8 points, 6.5 assists and 6.3 rebounds prior to an ankle injury shut him down.
Kuzma is 23 years old; Ingram and Ball are 21. Whether they are trade chips or building blocks, they remain valuable assets.
They will need help if the Lakers will make a tournament run with James. But given their financial flexibility, young talent and possible top-10 pick this summerthey possess the capacity to snag a celebrity (or more) for the second straight offseason.

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