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Lakers' new fan-favorite rookie might not report to training camp now (opens the original)
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During Summer League this year, the Los Angeles Lakers had a player become an instant fan favorite. No, it wasn't athletic first-round pick Cameron Carr. It wasn't last year's rookie, Adou Thiero, who may have grazed the ceiling on some of his dunk attempts. No, it was undrafted big man Robbie Avila, whose pale skin, goggles and unsculpted physique endeared him to NBA fans just as it has to college basketball fans for years. Now, instead of coming to training camp to compete for a contract, he m
Instead of Kyrie or Anthony Davis, LeBron is settling for a washed-up KCP (opens the original)
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Joining a new team brings with it a lot of unknowns. The trust built between teammates, especially during the fires of the NBA playoffs, takes time to cultivate on a new team. In leaving the Los Angeles Lakers to join another team, LeBron had to start over. That is why it made sense that LeBron was reportedly trying to team up with a former co-star on a new team. While he had decided that he did not wish to go to war with Luka Doncic by staying on the Lakers, he did want the support of a player
Lakers latest move suggests their plan for Bronny James is already decided (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Lakers know that they will trade Bronny James. At least, that's what it seems like when you look down the line from their most recent move. On Monday, it was announced that the Lakers have agreed to terms on a one-year, minimum deal with veteran defensive stopper Matisse Thybulle. On the surface, the move is a fine one. Thybulle is a really good wing defender whose reputation is a little better than he actually is defensively. He will be a fine addition to the bench. He has built
Spurs quietly steal decorated guard after Lakers give up too quickly (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Lakers filled out their Summer League roster with a number of players. One of them will not be RJ Davis, who has the potential to earn a spot in the NBA given his prodigious scoring ability -- but who has already been cast off by the Lakers. The new era of college basketball can convince star players without an obvious NBA future to stay in school for as long as possible, making millions of dollars in NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) deals and starring for their college teams. That
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