The Los Angeles Lakers are "open" to using their tradable first-round picks in a potential deal this winter, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The

The Los Angeles Lakers have been linked with a lot of players in the trade market following their up-and-down start to the 2024-25 season. The Lakers currently sport an underwhelming 16-13 record and team insider Jovan Buha spoke on who they are more likely to bring in before the deadline among some notable players,

The Lakers may not be all that reluctant to give up first-round draft picks in a trade, as long as the players they receive meet one requirement.

Washington Wizards center Jonas Valanciunas is expected to be a hot commodity in trade talks leading up to the Feb. 6 deadline in six weeks' time. Valanciunas, 32, became trade-eligible on Dec. 15 after his restriction expired following the new contract he signed during the offseason for three years and $30 million.

Even after a thrilling Christmas Day win for the Lakers, it’s clear the team still needs to improve through trades. A new report from ESPN’s Shams Charania revealed their surprising willingness to move on from some coveted draft capital.

The Los Angeles Lakers are trying to compete and win right now as LeBron James’ career winds down and the Lakers play out the final days of the James-Anthony Davis pairing. This season, the Lakers have shown the capabilities of a contender at times,

The Los Angeles Lakers are trying to figure out the best way to improve their roster for a playoff push. They have several tradable contracts that they can decide to move, depending on what is available on the trade market.