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Los Angeles Lakers (17x NBA Champions)

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Winning definitely isn’t on the agenda. Terrible roster.

I think LeBron is happy to ride this out with his friends. NBA champ from Coast to Coast, plus the big one in Cleveland.



This is Kobe-Shaq-Malone-Payton levels of washed up.
 
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The Lakers also on Tuesday agreed to terms with Kendrick Nunn and Malik Monk, sources told Wojnarowski.

The Lakers also on Tuesday agreed with restricted free agent Talen Horton-Tucker on a three-year, $32 million deal to stay with the team, his agents, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul and Lucas Newton, told Wojnarowski.

Age Just a Number
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The Lakers won't lack experience this season. They've added several players in their 30s in recent weeks. A look at how they currently stand (with guaranteed contracts, including free agent acquisitions):

PLAYER AGE
Carmelo Anthony 37
LeBron James 36
Marc Gasol 36
Trevor Ariza 36
Dwight Howard 35
Wayne Ellington 33
Russell Westbrook 32
Kent Bazemore 32
Anthony Davis 28
Kendrick Nunn 26
Malik Monk 23
Talen Horton-Tucker 20

Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id...akers-carmelo-anthony-agree-one-year-contract

In other news, to match the age of their players the Lakers are having tryouts for their new cheerleader squad to be called, "The Purple and Golden Girls".....

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Trading Rajon Rondo helps Los Angeles Lakers' roster flexibility, coach Frank Vogel says

The Lakers valued roster flexibility in the moment over potential playoff contributions in the future when it came to trading Rajon Rondo, L.A. coach Frank Vogel explained Monday.

L.A. sent out Rondo, a couple of players stashed overseas and $1.1 million, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, as part of a three-team deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks on Monday. The trade landed Rondo with the Cavs; Denzel Valentine, draft rights to Brad Newley (54th pick in 2007), L.A.'s draft rights to Wang Zhelin (57th pick in 2016) and cash to the Knicks (New York later waived Valentine); and brought New York's draft rights to Louis Labeyrie (57th pick in 2014) back to the Lakers.

Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id...ers-roster-flexibility-coach-frank-vogel-says

So the Lakers actually paid the Knicks $1.1M so they could unload Rondo to the Cavaliers.
 
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