Sources -- Clippers' Paul George opts out, entering free agency - ESPN
LA Clippers star Paul George is declining his $48.7 million option and will enter free agency, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski on Saturday.
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Source -- LeBron James to opt out, eyes new deal with Lakers - ESPN
LeBron James intends to opt out of the final year of his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers worth $51.4 million for next season and work out a new deal with the team, a source familiar with his plans told ESPN.
Sources - Lakers hiring JJ Redick to four-year deal to coach team - ESPN
The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a four-year contract with JJ Redick to make him the franchise's next coach, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
NBA free agency 2024: Stars who are eligible for extensions - ESPN
The 2024 NBA offseason has kicked into high gear, and several of the league's biggest stars can begin negotiating contract extensions.
Sources - Lakers to interview JJ Redick for coaching job - ESPN
JJ Redick will formally interview for the Los Angeles Lakers' coaching job this weekend, and a strong performance is expected to move him to the forefront of the franchise's search, sources told ESPN.
Why would Dan Hurley turn down the Lakers to stay at UConn? Surprising, maybe, but it makes sense - ESPN
ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported last week that the Los Angeles Lakers had targeted UConn's Dan Hurley as their next head coach, two months after he'd led the Huskies to their second consecutive national title and sixth championship in 25 years. Twenty years ago, the Lakers made a similar pitch to Mike Krzyzewski, who rejected the offer to remain at Duke. The franchise received the same answer from Hurley on Monday.
Ex-Lakers head coach Darvin Ham rejoining Bucks as top assistant
Former Los Angeles Lakers head coach Darvin Ham has rejoined the Milwaukee Bucks as their top assistant to Doc Rivers, according to a report by ESPN.
Sources -- Pels to defer Lakers' first-round draft pick from AD trade to '25 - ESPN
The New Orleans Pelicans are planning to defer the Los Angeles Lakers' first-round pick until 2025, clearing the way for the Lakers to select 17th overall in the 2024 NBA draft, sources told ESPN on Friday.