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    KESSLER STILL LAKERS IDEAL CENTER TARGET!
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      Ideally, the Lakers would likely have to give up a young star like Dalton Knecht or even Austin Reaves to land Walker Kessler but he would be the ideal center of the future for the Lakers. Kessler and Hayes plus a stretch five would be the Lakers perfect center rotation.

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        Not I, said this CAT.

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          2 months ago

          I just saw an article ….those rampant ones that are just clickbait….”trade proposals”…it mentioned Austin Reaves for Kessler…..saw an article yesterday about Austin Reaves for Michael Porter (Jr…..”who’s yo daddy???”)….I feel these articles are truly worthless…I should be paid to read them…..I tried a trade on the ESPN NBA Trade Machine….Knecht for Kessler would work…..but I still would not do it….I would not…

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    Predicting Every NBA Team’s Top 3 Offseason Trade Targets
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      FROM THE ABOVE ARTICLE:

      Los Angeles Lakers
      Cap level: Near the first apron

      Key free agents: LeBron James (PO), Dorian Finney-Smith (PO), Jaxson Hayes
      Primary trade bait: Dalton Knecht, Maxi Kleber, Rui Hachimura, Austin Reaves, Gabe Vincent, Jared Vanderbilt, Shake Milton

      Potential targets: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Daniel Gafford, Walker Kessler

      The Lakers already landed a dream target in Luka Dončić, but the franchise is greedy. If Antetokounmpo demands out, a combination of salaries, talent and picks could get him to Los Angeles. It’s a stretch, but it’d be remiss to leave him out if this is a team’s wish list.

      Otherwise, LA is less likely to send out key players like Reaves, Hachimura, etc. Instead, look for the franchise to target a center with Knecht as bait—similar to the failed Mark Williams deal with the Charlotte Hornets (the Lakers didn’t clear Williams’ physical).

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    LUKA MAGIC!!!!!!
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    JACKSON HAYES IS LAKERS MOST VALUABLE ROLE PLAYER
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    Aloha,

    This was a very needed win to stop the bleeding from that disappointing road trip. It didn’t really feel like we were ever in danger of losing this one. I really don’t know, what’s going on with the Suns. They have a lot of talent and they should be in panic mood, while battling just to make the play in. But it was the Lakers that brought the energy, especially on the defensive end.

    I believe if we had everyone healthy except LeBron, we would still be a solid playoff team. With Luka demonstrating why he is a generational talent, we are always in the game. And add in Austin who is proving to be a quality 2nd option when needed. Add LeBron into the mix and we become a legit contender.

    It really is our defense that has made us so dangerous. DFS, Vanderbilt and Gabe are all great defenders . And now we have added Goody to the group. JJ went out of his way to praise Goody’s defense on Booker who had a poor game. I am interested in what the rotation looks like. With Dalton’s offense also deserving of playing time. I am sure they will probably will cut Cam and added Goody but I think they will wait until right before the playoffs to see if there any injuries that need to be filled. I don’t know what happened to Cam. He has fallen out of the rotation and when he got playing time against the Nuggets, he was the only guy that played poorly.

    Jackson continues to impress. I think he’s grown more than anyone else during the season. He has turned into quite a lob threat. But it’s not just that, he’s very good at sealing guys that allows the guards to get to the rim for layups. He just brings the energy that the others feed off of. We should be able to keep him. We have early bird rights and we could pay up to 12 mil, I don’t we will have to pay that much but he should be back next year. While we will need to add another decent center I don’t think they need a star. I’m not sure about Koloko. He has issues finishing lobs. He really needs to get better at that if he wants to make it.

    Just a side note, watched the South Bay lakers and they have a couple of familiar faces on the team with Stanley Johnson and Cole Swider back. That was kind of cool to see.

    We have a tough stretch coming up. The good news is we are tied in the loss column with The Nuggets, Griz and Rockets. So we need to get healthy quickly. I’m hoping we can have at least Rui back for the Nuggets game. It would have been nice to coast a little before the Playoffs but it doesn’t look like it will happen But we play the Thunder toward the end of the year. Hopefully they will be coasting. Hopefully we will continue to play this hard down the stretch. Go Lakers.

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    Aloha,

    This was a very needed win to stop the bleeding from that disappointing road trip. It didn’t really feel like we were ever in danger of losing this one. I really don’t know, what’s going on with the Suns. They have a lot of talent and they should be in panic mood, while battling just to make the play in. But it was the Lakers that brought the energy, especially on the defensive end.

    I believe if we had everyone healthy except LeBron, we would still be a solid playoff team. With Luka demonstrating why he is a generational talent, we are always in the game. And add in Austin who is proving to be a quality 2nd option when needed. Add LeBron into the mix and we become a legit contender.

    It really is our defense that has made us so dangerous. DFS, Vanderbilt and Gabe are all great defenders . And now we have added Goody to the group. JJ went out of his way to praise Goody’s defense on Booker who had a poor game. I am interested in what the rotation looks like. With Dalton’s offense also deserving of playing time. I am sure they will probably will cut Cam and added Goody but I think they will wait until right before the playoffs to see if there any injuries that need to be filled. I don’t know what happened to Cam. He has fallen out of the rotation and when he got playing time against the Nuggets, he was the only guy that played poorly.

    Jackson continues to impress. I think he’s grown more than anyone else during the season. He has turned into quite a lob threat. But it’s not just that, he’s very good at sealing guys that allows the guards to get to the rim for layups. He just brings the energy that the others feed off of. We should be able to keep him. We have early bird rights and we could pay up to 12 mil, I don’t we will have to pay that much but he should be back next year. While we will need to add another decent center I don’t think they need a star. I’m not sure about Koloko. He has issues finishing lobs. He really needs to get better at that if he wants to make it.

    Just a side note, watched the South Bay lakers and they have a couple of familiar faces on the team with Stanley Johnson and Cole Swider back. That was kind of cool to see.

    We have a tough stretch coming up. The good news is we are tied in the loss column with The Nuggets, Griz and Rockets. So we need to get healthy quickly. I’m hoping we can have at least Rui back for the Nuggets game. It would have been nice to coast a little before the Playoffs but it doesn’t look like it will happen But we play the Thunder toward the end of the year. Hopefully they will be coasting. Hopefully we will continue to play this hard down the stretch. Go Lakers.

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    Kinda ugly, but a Win!

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      PS-Refs were really bad on easy calls. I like old style BSB, but this ain’t Rugby!

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    Haven’t even been able to see any of the games on the roadie, got sick and busy at the same time. Awesome combo.

    1) We’re really missing Rui. Like Kuzma a couple years before him, Rui is a great “plug and play” guy. Works in a bunch of different lineups, steady production and can bust out for a big game. We miss his spacing and defense. A lot.

    2) Missing Hayes. The 7 foot Antelope has carved himself a solid role on this team. At times placed behind the erratic Koloko in terms of ability, Hayes has distanced himself from the other bigs. When paired with Luka and Reaves he helps to create offense through lobs and rebound tap outs. On defense, while certainly not elite, he’s solid and plays big.

    3) Oh yeah, LeBron. Kinda goes without saying that we miss the NBA’s all time leading scorer. You know what he does, you know what he brings, so here’s hoping he’s an available to play again in the next week or so.

    4) The Return of Dalton Knecht. Dude balled out against Denver and showed exactly why the Lakers had second thoughts on the trade. We already had essentially the same player as Williams in Hayes and DK4 has something special in him. If he can start to add some moves off the dribble (and he should look at how Luka uses his body to create space and separation) he’ll be something akin to Khris Middleton, which would be an amazing leap, not expecting that any time soon. But eventually? Yeah, I can see it.

    5) Trust Reaves. Yeah, he had a bad turnover down the stretch. He also should have gone to the line 2-3 more times when he was fouled on drives. To his credit, he’s toned down the post-play complaining…a little…and it goes without saying the Lakers are comfortable putting the ball in his hands. Only the elite playmaking of Luka and the advanced age/wear and tear prevention for LeBron keep the ball out of his hands at this point.

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    Haven’t even been able to see any of the games on the roadie, got sick and busy at the same time. Awesome combo.

    1) We’re really missing Rui. Like Kuzma a couple years before him, Rui is a great “plug and play” guy. Works in a bunch of different lineups, steady production and can bust out for a big game. We miss his spacing and defense. A lot.

    2) Missing Hayes. The 7 foot Antelope has carved himself a solid role on this team. At times placed behind the erratic Koloko in terms of ability, Hayes has distanced himself from the other bigs. When paired with Luka and Reaves he helps to create offense through lobs and rebound tap outs. On defense, while certainly not elite, he’s solid and plays big.

    3) Oh yeah, LeBron. Kinda goes without saying that we miss the NBA’s all time leading scorer. You know what he does, you know what he brings, so here’s hoping he’s an available to play again in the next week or so.

    4) The Return of Dalton Knecht. Dude balled out against Denver and showed exactly why the Lakers had second thoughts on the trade. We already had essentially the same player as Williams in Hayes and DK4 has something special in him. If he can start to add some moves off the dribble (and he should look at how Luka uses his body to create space and separation) he’ll be something akin to Khris Middleton, which would be an amazing leap, not expecting that any time soon. But eventually? Yeah, I can see it.

    5) Trust Reaves. Yeah, he had a bad turnover down the stretch. He also should have gone to the line 2-3 more times when he was fouled on drives. To his credit, he’s toned down the post-play complaining…a little…and it goes without saying the Lakers are comfortable putting the ball in his hands. Only the elite playmaking of Luka and the advanced age/wear and tear prevention for LeBron keep the ball out of his hands at this point.

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      2 months ago

      Hey Jamie! I was so sorry to hear you weren’t feeling well—glad to know you’re on the mend now! It’s fantastic to reconnect with you. About the game, you absolutely nailed it—your take on Rui was spot on. He’s such a vital part of the team, and his absence is definitely felt. Can’t wait to see him back in action soon!

      And Jaxson Hayes? I’m completely with you there. I’ve been following him since last year and knew he had that potential to soar—he just needed the right setup and teammates to bring out his best. And wow, he’s proving that now! His chemistry with players like LeBron, Austin, and Luka is electric. They’re feeding off each other’s energy, and it’s transforming the game. Your post captured that excitement perfectly! Let’s keep this momentum going!

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      Take care my friend!

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    Lot of positives to be encouraged by despite heartbreaking loss
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    Lakers look to regroup in Los Angeles after their disastrous 0-4 road trip
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      FROM ABOVE ARTICLE:

      This trip was supposed to be a measuring stick for the Lakers, with matchups against three of the league’s elite teams in mid-March. Instead, it became a trip they’d rather forget.

      “We went 0-4, so it’s a pretty bad trip,” Austin Reaves said. “But s—, JJ said a week ago, ‘Everybody’s, like, Lakers in five.’ We just don’t listen to any of it. We know when we’re fully healthy and got everybody on the team that we have a really good chance to beat anybody. I just see this group coming together, locking in on one common goal, and that’s to win.

      “I think (Friday was) the biggest testament to that. Very shorthanded and went and played a really good basketball team with, probably, the best player in the world and went toe-to-toe and had an opportunity to win it and just didn’t execute the last 50 seconds. I guess that’s what you take positive.”

      Before the loss to the Bucks, the Lakers sent James, Hachimura, Hayes and Maxi Kleber back to Los Angeles to rest and recover. Redick called James, Hachimura and Hayes “day-to-day,” though he also noted that they could return within the next three days to a week, “if not a little bit longer than that for one guy.” That player appears to be James, though Redick did not specify.

      Three days from Friday would knock out the trio from Sunday’s game against Phoenix and potentially Monday’s game against San Antonio — two games that are suddenly must-wins for the Lakers if they want to avoid No. 6 Golden State and No. 7 Minnesota nipping at their heels.

      One of the silver linings of Friday’s performance was the opportunity it gave to several players, including Reaves (37 points, eight rebounds, 13 assists and four steals) and Dalton Knecht (32 points, his second-highest total of the season). Those two carried the offense, but they also had help from Shake Milton (16 points), Jarred Vanderbilt (nine points, seven rebounds, seven assists and three steals), Jordan Goodwin (10 points and six rebounds) and Christian Koloko (eight points and seven rebounds). Bronny James played a season-high 16 minutes and looked confident and comfortable with the group.

      “I think if you’re looking to make a long playoff run, that’s like another third of the season, and (with) the intensity of playoff games, every possession is significant,” Redick said pregame. “You may have guys banged up in the playoffs and someone who may not be in a playoff rotation may need to come in and help you win a basketball game. That’s nights like (Friday). I did it, you know, my first three years. You’re not in the rotation every night, but when your number’s called, you gotta play well. You gotta play hard and, hopefully, you earn some trust.”

      After the game, Redick confirmed that multiple players earned increased trust with the coaching staff.

      “It certainly is a reference point,” he said of Friday. “Again, the trust is maintained and sustained when it’s consistent. I thought a lot of guys played at a really high level of energy and fight. When they are able to do that consistently, that trust is going to be there long-term.”

      At the same time, there are no moral victories for the Lakers this late in the season. They have proven the post-January group can compete with just about anyone and belongs in the contention conversation once you get past Boston, Oklahoma City and Cleveland. Their standards are higher; they expect to beat the Nets, Bucks and Nuggets without James — or anyone else — no matter how delusional it seems from the outside looking in.

      The Lakers return to Los Angeles for a five-game homestand, though it’s not as pleasant as it sounds considering they play two sets of back-to-backs — the first of which starts at 12:30 p.m. PT on Sunday, roughly 36 hours after they get back from their nine-day road trip. The Lakers host the Suns and Spurs in a back-to-back, then the Nuggets and Bucks in a back-to-back, before closing out the homestand with a game against the Chicago Bulls. Then, it’s back on the road for a four-game trip to Orlando, Indiana, Chicago and Memphis.

      James’ absence looms large, especially with the Nuggets and Bucks on the slate again. The Lakers have the sixth-hardest remaining schedule, according to Tankathon, and every game James misses is one they can theoretically lose. Potentially getting Hachimura and Hayes back should help bolster their depleted frontcourt, adding size, length and athleticism. The Lakers have sorely missed both.

      In the meanwhile, the Lakers are just trying to remain above water in the perilous West. Redick rejected the premise of aiming for home-court advantage and said the goal is to simply advance to the postseason.

      “We gotta figure out a way to get in the playoffs, and that’s my focus,” Redick said. “We need to get some more wins to be in the playoffs.”

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    Undermanned Lakers Lose Thriller But Still Show Championship Heart
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    Despite missing two superstars, four of five starters, and their two best players off the bench, the undermanned Los Angeles Lakers showed their championship heart and almost pulled off the NBA upset of the year.

    As 14 point underdogs, the hobbled Lakers went into the game with nothing to lose but eager to show the Nuggets this is a different team from the ones they dominated in the past. These Lakers are nobody’s daddy. Missing James, Doncic, Hachimura, Hayes, Finney-Smith, and Vincent, the Lakers started Reaves, Knecht, Goodwin, Vanderbilt, and Len with bench contributions from Milton, Morris, Koloko, James Jr, and Morris.

    While the injury-riddled Lakers finished the brutal 4-game road trip 0–4, the team remains steadfast and confident that all they need to win the championship this year is to be 100% healthy heading into the playoffs.
    Strategically, the Lakers are gambling on playoff health over playoff seeding. Despite their 4-game losing streak and a pair of looming back-to-backs without LeBron James, that bet is still looking like a savvy move.

    Last night’s win showed just how deep and talented this Lakers team really is. Despite missing their two megastars, heady Austin Reaves and rookie Dalton Knecht were superb filling Luka Doncic’s and LeBron James’ shoes.
    While Austin, Dalton, and the Lakers in Denver were valiantly trying to steal a win, LeBron James, Rui Hachimura, and Jaxson Hayes were all rehabbing back in Los Angeles to become day-to-day going forward.

    While the Lakers are still probably a week away from getting LeBron James back, they’ll hopefully get Dorian Finney-Smith, Gabe Vincent, Jaxson Hayes, and Rui Hachimura back sometime during the coming week.

    What We Learned From Heartbreaking Loss to Nuggets

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    Last night, JJ Redick, Austin Reaves, Dalton Knecht, and Christian Koloko showed the Denver Nuggets and the rest of the NBA why the winning road to this year’s championship will have to go through the Los Angeles Lakers.

    Anybody who thought the Lakers were just punting last night’s game has not seen how hard this team plays for rookie head coach JJ Redick. JJ calls ‘playing hard’ the one ‘legit’ cheat code in the NBA and his team lives it.
    The Lakers’ once controversial decision to hire untested rookie head coach JJ Redick has almost unanimously been declared a major success with him included as one of the top three candidates for NBA Coach of the Year.

    Last night was a perfect example of how Redick has transformed the Lakers into a team that believes in their coach, their game plan, and their ability to matchup against any team in the NBA in a seven-game series.
    Make no mistake, the Lakers have found their next Pat Riley and Phil Jackson in young JJ Redick, who’s the #1 reason beyond LeBron and Luka why the road to the 2025 NBA Championship will go through the Lakers.

    Last night, we also saw the Lakers’ star power beyond LeBron and Luka as Reaves and Knecht shone brightly without James and Doncic just like the Celtics’ White and Pritchard did last week without Tatum and Brown.
    Reaves had been struggling after returning from injury but finally seems to have his stroke from deep and elite quickness back. The Lakers also have to be thrilled right now that Dalton Knecht is still a Laker why he’s played.

    Finally, it was great to see Christian Koloko get an opportunity. Koloko is a much better fit to start if Hayes is out and to back Jax up when he goes to the bench to rest. Luka Doncic especially will find him a lethal lob threat.

    What To Expect From Next 5 & Last 12 Games

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    While the Lakers expect James to miss another week, several Lakers players, including Vincent, Finney-Smith, Hachimura, and Hayes will hopefully start returning during the week to bolster the Lakers.

    The Lakers are now #5 seed in the West with a 40–25 record. The #2 Nuggets have 24 losses while the #3 Rockets and #4 Grizzlies are tied with LA with 25 losses. The #6 Warriors are red hot but also have 28 losses.
    Ideally, the Lakers would like to go 3–2 or 4–1 over the 5-game homestand. To do that, they need to win 1 or 2 of 3 tough games against the Suns, Nuggets, and Bucks and both of the games against the Spurs and Bulls.

    Going 3–2 or 4–1 to for the 5-game homestand would put the Lakers in outstanding position with a 43–27 or 44–26 record and everybody on the team healthy and ready to go when LeBron James returns next week.
    That would leave the Lakers 12 games remaining in the regular season, including 2 games vs. the Thunder, 2 vs. the Rockets, and 1 each vs. the Grizzlies and Warriors. Fully healthy Lakers should finish 9 of last 12.

    That would give the Lakers a potential 2024–25 regular season record of 53–29 for a winning percentage of 64.6%, which would likely put Los Angeles as the #3 seed behind the #2 seed Denver and #1 seed Oklahoma City.
    While the Lakers value playoff health over seeding, finishing #3 in the West would put LA in the same bracket as OKC , which would mean they would face them in second round and Denver in the Western Conference Finals.

    The Lakers should get Doncic, Vincent, Finney-Smith, Hayes, and/or Hachimura back during the next five games and James back the week after, leaving them 100% healthy for remaining 12 games in the regular season.

    What To Expect From Los Angeles Lakers In Playoffs

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    If the Lakers can pull off their big gamble of playoff health over playoff seeding, they could end up with a 53–29 record and #3 seed in the West, which would mean likely facing the #2 seed Nuggets in second round.

    The Lakers to a man believe they can beat any other team in the NBA if they are 100% healthy heading into the playoffs. When healthy, the Lakers not only have the best superstar duo in the league but also its #1 defense.
    JJ Redick has combined a juggernaut offense run by the two smartest, most talented superstar playmakers and scorers in the entire league along with a legitimate #1 rated elite trapping, rotating, and swarming team defense.

    While their health may remain a critical factor, everything is looking up for the Lakers right now. Their smart strategy of resting LeBron James rather than pushing to hold onto their higher playoff seed appears to be working.
    While the Lakers have lost four games, Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves, and Dalton Knecht have all elevated their games to another level to make up for missing LeBron James and the team continues to play hard and compete.

    The Lakers were not initially expected to compete for a championship this season, especially after rescinding the Mark Williams trade, but the superb coaching by Redick and his staff and the mega trade for Luka changed that.
    While the Oklahoma City Thunder and Cleveland Cavaliers have the best regular season records, a strong collection of NBA analysts and pundits think the more likely NBA Finals matchup could be the Lakers vs. Celtics.

    Nothing would be sweeter for NBA fans than to see a Lakers and Celtics NBA Finals. The Lakers win #18, JJ wins #1, Luka wins #1, and LeBron wins #5. LA can smell another championship. This team’s destiny is a dynasty.

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