Rob Pelinka flipped the perceived weakness of having the same roster as last year into a selling point for the upcoming year.

To make an addition of substance, the Lakers will almost certainly have to trade either their 2029 or 2031 first-round pick, and while Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka has indicated in the past that he is willing to do so under the right circumstances ...

Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka will give the current squad a certain amount of games before making any decisions.

The Los Angeles Lakers have a tough road ahead to win the 2024-2025 NBA Championship. The Western Conference remains highly competitive, with strong teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder and Denver Nuggets,

GM Rob Pelinka and coach JJ Redick on Wednesday highlighted the Lakers' offseason progress and the need to make the most of LeBron James' final years.

It has had some significant trade targets this summer, but nothing has come close to materializing, and one sticking point has been the draft capital it would have to give up. It seems other teams have been asking for both of the future first-round draft picks the Lakers have available for use in a trade,

The Los Angeles Lakers are a team trying to win right now, making their tradable first-round picks expendable.