Scouting Juan Toscano-Anderson, Plus an Outsider's View of the Lakers and Their Best Trade Path

LeBron James Signs Lakers Extension | What To Expect From The Thunder | Warriors Offseason Additions & Roles Moving Forward: Jackson Gatlin (@JTGatlin) is joined by Brian Kamenetzky (@Locked On Lakers) to discuss LeBron James inking his extension this past week and what that means for the LA Lakers moving forward. What does this say about LeBron's confidence in the organization moving forward? Does this mean a possible Russell Westbrook deal is on the way? With so many star players demanding trades, should an extension still give organizations and fans comfort? Then, Rylan Stiles (@Locked On Thunder) swings by to discuss goals for the OKC Thunder this next season and key additions and moves made this offseason by GM Sam Presti. Is it still all about development in OKC or is it time for the Thunder to start winning some games? What will the minutes distribution look like with so many young players? How huge is the addition of famed shooting coach Chip Engelland to the Thunder staff? Be by Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

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Why Haven't the Lakers Issued an Update On Anthony Davis' Foot Injury? Is That a Bad Sign?: Sometimes no news is good news. But other times, no news is nerve-wracking, and sets off all sorts of alarm bells. Like when the news nobody is getting is about Anthony Davis and his health, following a foot injury last week that seemed innocent enough at the time. The Lakers were reportedly going to deliver an update on Monday... and we all went to bed Wednesday night without anything. Not even the now-standard "will be re-evaluated in X number of weeks." There's not even an official diagnosis. Fans can be forgiven for assuming the news may not be good. Nobody necessarily expects him to miraculously appear on the floor Friday or on Christmas, but the longer they go with radio silence, the more concerned Lakers fans will get. Maybe they clear it all up on Thursday! On the floor, meanwhile, a Lakers squad missing AD, Russell Westbrook, Austin Reaves and Juan Toscano-Anderson took it on the chin i by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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How Kent Bazemore fits with This Year's Lakers... Guests, Sam Esfandiari and Andy Liu!: An argument could be made that Kent Bazemore was the most important offseason acquisition not named "Russell" or "Westbrook" for the Lakers. If nothing else, Bazemore feels like he has the highest chance of becoming the team's best two-way role player, and given how the Lakers seemingly sacrificed a lot of defense to help jumpstart the often sluggish offense during the last two seasons, any player with skills on both sides of the ball will be crucial. Is Bazemore capable of making that type of contribution? For more insight, the Kamenetzkys spoke with Sam Esfandiari and Andy Liu, who cover the Golden State Warriors as co-hosts of the Light Years podcast. They addressed questions like whether Bazemore's hot shooting in Golden State last year was real (yes), his defense meets the mark (depends on the assignment) and where his weaknesses lie (most loudly, on-court decisions). At times, Bazemore will f by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Why Russell Westbrook's New Agent Matters, Plus Jeanie Buss: Hacked! and the Best Trade Options: Andy's still out, but that's ok! Jacob Rude, the fantastic writer for Silver Screen and Roll joins the show. We start with Thomas Bryant, returning to the Lakers after a few years in Washington. As a former Indiana Hoosier, Jacob (who also hosts Locked On Hoosiers), Bryant has been a player he's followed closely. What exactly can the Lakers expect from the guy in his return? What's different about Bryant now vs. the guy the Lakers drafted. Is he going to start? From there, it's on to Russell Westbrook. He has a new agent, Jeff Schwartz, who certainly represents a host of big players across the NBA, and has also negotiated a ton of buyouts. That, no question, got people's attention. Will that be relevant before the season starts? Does Jacob think the Lakers should give it a try, or just cut bait? What about the potential trades? Is Kyrie worth waiting for, or should the Lakers pull the trigg by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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The Trade Market for the Lakers and Russell Westbrook Keeps Shrinking. Plus, Free Agent Targets!: Earlier this week, the Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder made a trade that, frankly, impacted the Lakers more than it will either of those teams. Why? Because the transaction basically made it much harder for the Thunder to acquire Russell Westbrook from the Lakers. Were they going to? Probably not, but given how thin the interest in Westbrook is likely to be, any shrinkage in available options is a thing. So Wednesday's trade sending Christian Wood from Houston to Dallas makes a difference to the Lakers, too, because Wood is one of those guys rumored to have been a possibility to move in a trade for Westbrook. Probably not as likely and therefore not as landscape altering, but another potential option chipped away. It reflects just how tricky this is going to be, and why more and more experts are catching up to the hosts of this show, and expecting Westbrook to open the season with by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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The Lakers are Chasing the Kings in the West. How Legit Is Sacramento? Guest: Matt George!: The Lakers, definitely without Anthony Davis and possibly without Austin Reaves and Russell Westbrook, face a Sacramento squad Wednesday that might be without star center Domantas Sabonis and veteran forward Harrison Barnes. So maybe the Lakers catch a break, maybe they don't, but either way the game represents the changing nature of the Western Conference, where upstarts like Sacramento, New Orleans and Utah are making unexpected noise early. So what should Lakers fans make of the newly competent Kings? Is this a group with staying power? Assuming they have a full lineup, how will they attack the Davis-less Lakers? Joining us to break it all down is Matt George, host of Locked On Kings. We start with the team. What accounts for the turnaround? There are a few factors, but it chief among them is the play of Sabonis, who is the focal point on both ends and has been posting cartoonish numbers, par by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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The Lakers Sign Stanley Johnson, Plus, New Westbrook Trade Rumor Details!: It's been a struggle all season for the Lakers to find supporting players to put around their Big 3 (it's been a struggle to keep the Big 3 on the floor, too, but that's a different story). Kent Bazemore, Wayne Ellington, and Trevor Ariza have all been ineffective. DeAndre Jordan, too. Kendrick Nunn is yet to play. A bright spot, though, has been the pickup of Stanley Johnson, who has brought badly needed athleticism on the defensive end, and quickly become a favorite of Frank Vogel. Wednesday, the Lakers reached an agreement with Johnson that will keep him around for the rest of the season, and give the Lakers first dibs on his services next year as well. It's a good deal for all involved, and it's not impossible that, stripped of the expectations that come with being a high lottery pick, Johnson, still only 25, could find a niche and develop with the Lakers. Not into a star - that ship has sailed - but as a va by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Harden Sacrifices Money, Sixers Get Reinforcements | Can Lakers Salvage Westbrook Situation? | Should Nets Just Run It Back With Durant & Kyrie?: Jackson Gatlin (@JTGatlin) is joined by Keith Pompey (@Locked On Sixers) to discuss James Harden's reportedly sacrificing A LOT of money for the Philadelphia 76ers to be able to add some much needed depth to the roster, acquiring PJ Tucker, De'Anthony Melton, and Danuel House. What does this say about Harden's desire to win? How important is the "version" of James Harden the Sixers get next year? Who will be the most impactful player added to the Sixers rotation? What is Tobias Harris' future in Philly? Then, Andy Kamenetzsky (@Locked On Lakers) stops by to discuss whether or not the LA Lakers can salvage the Russell Westbrook situation and establish a contender-worthy roster around LeBron James and Anthony Davis again. What does a Russell Westbrook-Kyrie Irving trade look like? Even if LA trades Russ, is there enough left on the roster to f by Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

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Lakers Trade Rumors: Talen Horton-Tucker and Kendrick Nunn for Gary Trent Jr., anyone?: With the taste of Wednesday's hideous loss to the Kings still too fresh in the collective mouth of Lakers Nation, it's no surprise that Thursday's news was centered a lot around potential trades. Reports that the Lakers are interested in Toronto Raptors swingman Gary Trent Jr., who at only 23 has come into his own as a shooter and would certainly give the Lakers another threat on the perimeter. Could he be had for the standard Lakers package of Talen Horton-Tucker, Kendrick Nunn and draft considerations? Would that be a deal worth making for LA? Is the team any closer to a viable path to Detroit's Jerami Grant, now that the Knicks (an awkward but frequently mentioned potential suitor for the Pistons forward) acquired former Hawk Cam Reddish Thursday afternoon? How about a hypothetical uber-blockbuster that would send Westbrook to Philly for Simmons AND Tobias Harris, who is apparently available if i by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Early Schedule News for the Lakers, plus Free Agency Workouts! (Isaiah Thomas?): It's that time of the year when the NBA starts leaking some games on the schedule before the official release. And because the Lakers are who they are, they'll inevitably end up among those in the mix. Thus, it's no surprise that among the three days' worth of games announced, the Lakers are included in each of them. They'll be hosting the Golden State Warriors on opening night (Oct.19), followed by the Phoenix Suns later that week (Oct. 22). And in news that should shock roughly nobody, the Christmas Day extravaganza will feature the Lakers vs. the Brooklyn Nets in what is the marquee-est of marquee matches. It is by definition too early to know much of anything meaningful, but how do the Kamenetzkys think the Lakers match up against these three very different teams, and what do they think of the games in general? From there, they discuss the report from Yahoo!'s Chris Haynes that the Lakers worked out by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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The Lakers pickup Antetokounmpo, not Giannis but his younger brother Kostas, igniting the Greek Freak to LA in 2021 rumors, what NBA free agency means for small market teams and did Kawhi give the Lakers a fair chance? with Trevor Lane of Lakers Nation by Lakers Lounge

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How Does Anthony Davis' Injury Impact The Lakers Moving Forward? Will Rob Pelinka Make a Trade?: Monday night in Phoenix, the Lakers were without Anthony Davis, LeBron James, Austin Reaves and Russell Westbrook. Sure, Patrick Beverley and Wenyen Gabriel were back in the lineup, but that wasn't nearly enough and predictably, the Lakers lost big to the Suns. It was in many ways a scheduled loss, and it seems Darvin Ham might have had his eye on keeping James healty heading into Wednesday's game against Sacramento, and then Friday's very winnable game against the Hornets. Why does all of this matter? Because the Lakers can justify thinking that they're too far behind to make real noise in the West, especially with Davis set to miss a lot of time. But they can also justify thinking that, based on recent results, if they can hang in there long enough while Davis is hurt, the Lakers can play with anyone. So do they make a trade? Do they hold off until the offseason, and try to build then? Wh by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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The 'Lucky' Golden State Warriors & the Difficulties of Prolonging a Dynasty by Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre

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Where it All Stands for the Lakers, Nets, Westbrook, Kyrie, Durant, LeBron... Hell, Everyone!!!: A day barely passes without some news leaking about the Los Angeles Lakers, the Brooklyn Nets, and some trade that will affect Russell Westbrook, Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Anthony Davis... even folks like Joe Harris, Seth Curry, and Talen Horton-Tucker, or teams like the San Antonio Spurs, Phoenix Suns, Indiana Pacers or Charlotte Hornets. So much of the NBA landscape is essentially stuck in neutral as the Nets sort out their conflict with the disgruntled Durant, which could create a butterfly effect of massive proportions. So what's happening these days in Brooklyn? To break it all down, Andy Kamenetzky (with Brian Kamenetzky out on vacation) spoke with Adam Armbrecht from Locked On Nets. The topics included the trade offers thus far declined for Durant, what makes him difficult to move, why he even wants out in the first place, and where things stand between the Nets and I by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Are the Lakers Interested in Russell Westbrook? Possibly. Is LeBron James a Billionaire? Definitely.: As it turns out, Chris Paul isn't the only future Hall of Fame point guard at the tail end of his career that's now linked to the Lakers. Marc Spears of ESPN/The Undefeated has reported discussions between the Lakers and Wizards about a blockbuster that would send Russell Westbrook to L.A. in a complicated scenario involving signed-and-traded(s) Dennis Schröder/Talen Horton-Tucker, Kyle Kuzma... and very little logic on either side. Westbrook remains a great player, but he makes zero sense for the Lakers. At all. (Frankly, Washington's end of the deal is weird for them.) Never say never, but with all sincere respect to Russ, this feels like an insane long shot. The Lakers extended a qualifying offer to Horton-Tucker, which was completely expected. And speaking of THT, the Kamenetzkys take a question Conor 511 left on the podcast show page. (You can also hit them up on Twitter, @kambrot by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Patrick Beverley & Russell Westbrook... Teammates? | Chet Holmgren OUT For Season | Kevin Durant, Nets Moving Forward Together: Jackson Gatlin (@JTGatlin) is joined by Andy Kamenetzky (@Locked On Lakers) to discuss the LA Lakers trading Talen Horton-Tucker and Stanley Johnson to the Utah Jazz for veteran point guard Patrick Beverley. How does Beverley move the needle for this Lakers team? Does this trade signal a possible Russell Westbrook deal around the corner? If no Russ deal happens, can Westbrook and Beverley coexist given their contentious past? Then, Rylan Stiles (@Locked on Thunder) comes through to discuss the news that Chet Holmgren will be OUT for the season after suffering a foot injury during pro-am basketball play. How severe is Holmgren's injury? What was the message from Thunder GM Sam Presti addressing the situation? Are there any silver linings to take away from this? Should this effect teams' willingness to allow players to participate in future pro-am games? Lastl by Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

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Russell Westbrook Picks up $47 Million Option with the Lakers. What now? Plus, Malik Monk Staying?: There were no credible scenarios in which Lakers guard Russell Westbrook decided to decline his $47.1 million player option for next season. Not in a world where maybe - maybe - he'd be in line to get someone's midlevel exception for about $10 mil. And that's a best-case scenario. So while Tuesday's news that Westbrook has exercised the option and is, save a trade, set to return isn't surprising, it's one more step towards actually taking the floor for L.A. this year. That's something few thought would happen at the end of last season. So how is the relationship with Westbrook? Has the team been bluffing with all the nice stuff they've said about him this offseason? Is there a chance everyone can reset the relationship and get him to play ball with a new outlook and new role? Would Russ accept it? Would it really make a difference if he did? (How many guys change their games to start doi by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Suns Robert Sarver Suspended & Fined | Lakers Bring Back Dennis Schroder | Spurs Signal Full-on Rebuild: Jackson Gatlin (@JTGatlin) is joined by Brendon Kleen (@Locked On Suns) to discuss Robert Sarver's 1-year suspension and $10 million fine after an almost year-long investigation into the Phoenix Suns organization was started by the NBA last November. Was the suspension and fine enough, or should Adam Silver and the NBA have strived to do more? Could this be the beginnings of Sarver being forced to sell the Suns and Mercury? How will this situation impact the Suns on-court success? Then, Brian Kamenetzky (@Locked On Lakers) stops by to discuss the Lakers adding veteran guard Dennis Schroder for his second stint in purple and gold and how that plays into other possible roster decisions. Does adding Schroder signal that Russell Westbrook may be on the way out? Is LA "punting" on another year of LeBron if they don't trade Russ? Do any of the available trades move the needle enough, or by Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

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Why Darvin Ham Should Coach the Lakers, and Is a Kyrie Irving/Russell Westbrook Trade Worth the Risk?: The Lakers are down to Terry Stotts, Kenny Atkinson and Darvin Ham. One will be the next head coach. So after a series of scouting reports breaking down each guy, who ought to be the hire? The answer is Ham, but why? And what about the other guys? Would either constitute a real mistake? Meanwhile, if Rob Pelinka can't do serious work improving the roster, does it even matter who coaches the Lakers next season? Speaking of new talent, the relationship between, um, "mercurial" point guard Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Nets has soured, with the Nets reportedly unwilling to give Irving the long-term extension everyone expected. (Not surprising, given how the last couple seasons have gone.) If he leaves Brooklyn, the oddsmakers think the Lakers are a relatively probable landing spot. Is this a good idea? How deep into the Kyrie Irving Business should the Lakers get, even if it means gettin by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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FT Guest - Lane Thomas on Braves/Dodgers, the literal ‘Cardinal Way’ book, Strasburg convos & Nats making noise!: We dive into the dominant Braves/Dodgers orgs. with their mega series matchup that has playoff vibes to it. How do both of these clubs consistently turn acquired players into gold?? Adam Jones, AJ, and Kratz respond to Braun's q. The topic carries into our convo with Nationals breakout outfielder Lane Thomas, who has seen both clubs this season. Did you know there’s literally a ‘Cardinal Way’ back? It’s true. Thomas tells us about it and does he still have it?! What about the comments from Nats GM Mike Rizzo praising Thomas as more than just a platoon player? And are there any extension talks? Why are the Nats sneaky good already? We finish with Lane’s thoughts on Stephen Strasburg retiring early and what his interactions with the quiet former star have been like. WATCH FT -- Download the Gametime app, create an account and redeem code FTLIVE for $20 off your first purchase by Foul Territory

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The Lakers, Free Agency and Trade Season: Who's Coming or Going? What's Possible? With Cap Expert Danny Leroux!: The NBA season is now officially in the books, which means it's officially time for Offseason Rumor-a-palooza, with the Lakers at the center of it all, as always! The Lakers have several players heading into free agency (most notably, Dennis Schröder, Alex Caruso and Talen Horton-Tucker), another who has the option to follow suit (Montrezl Harrell), and two players prominently in the rumor mill (Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Kyle Kuzma). They also have the 22nd pick in the draft to potentially trade. Does that mean the Lakers are set for a whirlwind of activity between now and August 2, when free agency kicks off? Not necessarily. The Lakers aren't just capped out. They also have luxury tax issues that could limit the moves that are even legal, much less optimal. As much as they might want to make changes, it won't be easy by any stretch. To better understand the Lakers' option by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Lakers Sign Lonnie Walker, Damian Jones, Juan Toscano-Anderson and Troy Brown, Plus New Kyrie Irving Rumors!: NBA free agency kicked off Thursday afternoon, and the Lakers didn't let limited resources keep them on the sidelines. They signed a center (Damian Jones) and two forwards (Juan Toscano-Anderson and Troy Brown Jr.) to veteran's minimum contracts, and used their taxpayer midlevel exception, worth about $6.5 million, on former Spurs guard Lonnie Walker IV. On the one hand, the Lakers broke from last year's free agent trends in significant ways. First, they went much, much younger. The oldest of the quartet is Toscano-Anderson, at 29. On the other, the Lakers didn't pick up any of the shooting they banked last season. Or at least they thought they banked, in hindsight. All told, it reminds Lakers fans of the bind the team is in, trying to make impactful improvements to the roster. (It also reminds Lakers fans of who put the Lakers in this box to begin with... namely, the Lakers.) by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Kyrie the Culture Killer, Time to Put KD to a Decision & a Juicy Packers Trade Rumor by Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre

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Week 11 Wrap-Up: Saints prove it's not just about Chiefs-Rams: The fantasy playoffs are getting closer and closer. The more the season nears its finish, the more things become clear — while other things just continue to get muddled. by Yahoo Fantasy Football Show

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Would Trading Russell Westbrook to Utah Be a Better Option for the Lakers?: A new trade possibility emerged for the Lakers (and Russell Westbrook), at least in theory. According to Michael Scotto of Hoopshype reported late last week that Los Angeles could get itself involved in the talks between New York and Utah around Donovan Mitchell, whether as literal players in that hypothetical swap (turning it into a three-team deal) or as a vulture picking at the carcass of a now rebuilding Jazz squad. But the bones of a deal: Westbrook and a first rounder for two of Bojan Bogdanovic, Jordan Clarkson, Malik Beasley and Pat Beverley. Is this a good idea? Well, it depends on a few things, namely whether the Lakers could maneuver to a place where they could absorb as much unpleasant money tied to useful-but-overpaid players without surrendering significant assets. Draft capital, specifically. If that's an option? Sure, let's break Westbrook up into smaller contracts, and add some useful players i by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Mitchell & Gobert Lead Jazz To Seven Straight Wins | Are The Celtics In Trouble? | Pacers Opting To Rebuild, Who Stays? Who Goes?: The Utah Jazz are rolling on a 7-game win streak and the No. 1 rated offense in the NBA behind the duo of Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert. The Boston Celtics are on a three game slide, including a loss to the Paul George-less LA Clippers, so what's going on in Boston? The Indiana Pacers are reportedly "rebuilding", so what does that mean and what does that look like? Who stays and who is on the trading block? #NBA #Jazz #Celtics #Pacers Jackson Gatlin (@JTGatlin) is joined by David Locke (Locked On Jazz) to discuss how the Utah Jazz have looked a quarter of the way through the season. What has the mid-November addition of Rudy Gay done for this team? How good has Donovan Mitchell looked and is he taking another leap? Rudy Gobert's role in the Jazz's No. 1 ranked offense. Do the Jazz deserve to be in the same conversation as the Phoenix Suns and Golden Sta by Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

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Kevin Durant is Staying in Brooklyn, Which Means Kyrie Irving Isn't Coming to the Lakers. Plan B?: So, all that stuff? Just kidding. Nothing to see here, anymore. Yep, Tuesday saw Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets agree to move forward together in pursuit of an NBA championship. Nothing about this is particularly surprising - short of an overwhelming offer Brooklyn had zero incentive to move Durant and KD had almost no leverage to force the team's hand - but it is nonetheless revealing. The landscape in the NBA has changed and superstars flexing, or trying to flex, are finding that context can make a big difference in determining whether that flex works. For the Lakers, there are long term implications around stars and star culture, but the more immediate impact? No Kyrie Irving. If Durant ain't moving, neither is Kyrie. So where to the Lakers go now, knowing that their top trade target is off the market, and there aren't exactly a ton of teams clamoring to take Russell Westbrook off by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Previewing the Lakers' strengths and weaknesses, Plus NBA Fantasy Talk. Guest: Josh Lloyd: With the season fast approaching, the Kamenetzkys decided to get a perspective from outside Los Angeles about where the Lakers stand. How outside? Try Melbourne, Australia, with Josh Lloyd, the host of Locked on NBA and Locked on NBA Fantasy, They broke down the Lakers on both sides of the ball, along with how things could shake out with so many new faces. Will the Big Three come together? Is Russell Westbrook an easier fit in certain respects than credited? Is a bounce back season coming for Anthony Davis? Plus, how do the Lakers shake out from a fantasy perspective, and a look around the NBA? What will become Kyrie Irving's uncertain status with the Nets, and does a destination for Ben Simmons actually exist? Hosts: Andy and Brian Kamenetzky SEGMENT 1: How much defense did the Lakers lose from last season, especially with Trevor Ariza out for at least two months? Will Ariza's absence shift by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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How Kendrick Nunn and Trevor Ariza Fit with the Lakers: Guest, Ethan Skolnick (5 Reasons Sports): The Lakers made a big investment, not necessarily in money but definitely in hope, in point guard Kendrick Nunn and veteran forward Trevor Ariza. Both played in Miami last year, which means Ethan Skolnick, longtime stalwart of the NBA journalism community and a fixture around the Heat, got an up-close view of both. Or as up close as one gets during a pandemic. So how well-suited is each to have an impact with the Lakers? How well do they fit? What should Lakers fans expect on both sides of the ball from both players? It's a deep dive into two critical members of LA's supporting cast, with some killer insight. HOSTS: Andy and Brian Kamenetzky SEGMENT 1: How did Nunn grow in his second season? What should Lakers fans look for in his first year as a Laker? Can he hold up well enough defensively to play significant minutes with Russell Westbrook? SEGMENT 2: More on Nunn, including why he w by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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