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Arash Markazi: How the stabbing death of his transgender sibling shaped new Laker Reggie Bullock

LOS ANGELES - It wasn't the trade Lakers fans wanted to see, but it's one they will grow to love.

Following an embarrassing 42-point loss to the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday, the Lakers made a move before the trade deadline to improve their team. Sorry, no, Anthony Davis wasn't involved.

Instead, the Lakers traded Svi Mykhailiuk and a second-round draft pick to the Detroit Pistons for Reggie Bullock.

Lakers fans could be excused for being underwhelmed and rushing to Google

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