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For a handful of games after the All-Star break, there was a genuine spark of hope for Lakers fans. With the team’s trade deadline additions they had improved shooting, defense, secondary shot creation and size around LeBron James and Anthony Davis, who were both finally healthy. They looked like a threat in the wide-open West.
Three unprotected first-round picks (2023, 2025, 2027), one top-five protected first-round pick (2029), a pick swap option in 2026, Walker Kessler (the No.22 pick in the 2022 NBA Draft), Malik Beasley, Patrick Beverley, Jarred Vanderbilt, and Leandro Bolmaro.
The Lakers have two first-round picks they can trade — 2027 and 2029, although they could convey a year earlier — but have been very reluctant to include them in any trade negotiations. After dealing away a lot of picks to land Anthony Davis (which resulted in banner No. 17), the Lakers want to restock, not keep sending out future picks.
NBA free agency is mere hours away as teams around the league get set to bust out their chequebooks. Keep it right here for all the latest news and rumours as the off-season heats up. Free agency will officially open at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT Thursday evening.
The 76ers are in win-now mode with Joel Embiid at his peak and James Harden possibly past his. What was clear last postseason is the 76ers, as constructed, are not a championship team. Daryl Morey’s offseason plan is to round out the 76ers roster with players who can play roles on a championship team.
Michael Scotto, de Hoopshype, ha sido el primero en adelantar una noticia que parecía cantada, pero que tiene mucho trasfondo: John Wall va a ejecutar la player option que le mantendrá con contrato para la próxima temporada a razón de más de 47,3 millones de dólares. El base no ha jugado en toda la temporada 2021-22, sin acuerdo con los Rockets sobre su rol en un equipo en profunda reconstrucción. Su edad (cumplirá 32 años en septiembre, antes de la próxima temporada) y su peliagudo trance con las lesiones le dejaron sin pretendientes en el mercado, nulo para un contrato que la pasada campaña fue de 44,3 millones, el segundo más alto por un curso de la historia de la NBA, por detrás de los 45,7 de Stephen Curry y a la altura de los también 44,3 de James Harden.