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3 boxes Bronny James must check to escape LeBron's shadow (opens the original)
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With LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers this summer, Bronny James is no longer his father's teammate on the Los Angeles Lakers. And you know what? That should actually help Bronny's development moving forward. The younger James hinted at this during Lakers Media Day on Monday. "Just the motivating factor of creating my own path, my own career just makes me want to get up every day and work hard," Bronny said. "You guys know me as Bronny. My real name is LeBron. ... [I'm] trying to prove
Bronny James just pointed out why Lakers could be a regular-season machine (opens the original)
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The NBA regular season is an 82-game marathon of attrition that tests each team's depth. The grueling schedule also tends to expose older teams that struggle to stay fresh on back-to-backs or otherwise crowded segments of the campaign. But the 2026-27 Los Angeles Lakers shouldn't have that problem. When LA mutually parted ways with 41-year-old LeBron James in the offseason, the front office immediately got to work making the team younger. And Lakers GM Rob Pelinka did a good job of executing his
Big roster moves for Lakers likely paused for foreseeable future (opens the original)
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NBA Media Day is a time for fans to envision what their favorite team's depth chart will look like in October and November, but of course, a lot of that ends up changing by February's deadline. For the 2026-27 Los Angeles Lakers, though, what you're seeing on Media Day is pretty much what the roster will look like all season long. This is it, for better or worse. It's no secret that Lakers GM Rob Pelinka has been trying to trade Jarred Vanderbilt and/or Dalton Knecht for months. The fact that Pe
Collin Sexton likely won't need adjustment period to impact Lakers (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Lakers retooled their entire roster this offseason, and there are plenty of new faces. None of these new players is as experienced and dripping with plug-and-play capacity as Collin Sexton is, however. This is why Sexton will require the shortest adjustment period of anyone. In fact, Sexton probably won't need an adjustment period at all.Sexton's microwave scoring and competitive fire have a way of impacting games from the second he steps on the floor. Last season, the Charlotte
Lakers' Walker Kessler won't escape immediate pressure and expectations in LA (opens the original)
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If you think Lakers center Walker Kessler's going to have it easy in Los Angeles just because of a $130 million contract, you're way off. In fact, Kessler's payday is exactly why plenty of fans will be poised to criticize him if he fails to deliver out of the gate for the Lake Show. And what does "delivering" look like for Kessler? Well, for one, he needs to stay healthy, which is a sizeable question mark following a season in which Kessler appeared in just five games for the Utah Jazz. Kessler'
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