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The Los Angeles Lakers, are perhaps the most tradition-rich team in modern NBA history. They are also one of the most historically successful teams in the history of American sports. In total, the Los Angeles Lakers have won their division dozens of times. The Lakers have also won the Western Conference more than 31 times. In addition, the Lakers have won the NBA Championship 16 times, most recently in 2010. The Lakers roster had included towering greats like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jerry West, Magic Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James. As superstar players age, a move to play for the Lakers seems to be the favorite destination for those who desire to play in one of the most high-profile markets in the NBA.
The Los Angeles Lakers are historically one of the greatest franchises in NBA history and the current squad is looking to continue this history. With a star lineup containing one of, if not the greatest NBA player of all time the Lakers are looking to make a run at the championship every season. The last time the team won a championship was in 2020 and have struggled since only making the conference finals once, two first-round exits, and missing the playoffs altogether in the 2021-22 season. In the 2023-24 season, the team had a record of 47-25 and finished 8th in the West. The team had a 15th-ranked offense and 16th-ranked defense resulting in a 19th-ranked net rating of 0.6. This was another below-average regular season for the squad but with an experienced roster, the team knew they could compete in the playoffs.
Entering the playoffs the Lakers faced the Denver Nuggets. The Nuggets were the defending champions and the Lakers were given little chance to advance. The Lakers were clearly outmatched and would lose the series in 5 games behind dominant performances from Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray. The Lakers two stars Lebron James and Anthony Davis both had an impressive series both scoring 27.8 points per game, but it wouldn't be enough to beat the Nuggets. This first-round exit was a disappointing result for the Lakers as their stars are aging and their championship window is closing.
In the regular season, the squad saw their top contribution from three players, Lebron James, Anthony Davis, and D’Angelo Russell. LeBron came to the Lakers in the 2018-19 season as he continued his legendary career. Drafted out of high school as the #1 overall pick by the Cavaliers LeBron was considered to be the greatest prospect ever and was named “the chosen one” James would go on to play for the next 20 years where he produced the greatest resume ever being a 20x All-Star, 4x champion, 20x All-NBA, Rookie of the year, 4x MVP and all-time scoring leader. In the 2023-24 season at the incredible age of 39, James led the team with 25.7 points per game and was selected as an all-star. Anthony Davis had a strong season scoring 24.7 points per game and 2.3 blocks per game as he was an all-star and selected to the All-NBA second team. In third was guard D’Angelo Russell who averaged 18 points per game. Looking at the Lakers top three they would appear to be unbeatable, but the scoring behind these stars suffers and depth would ultimately be their downfall. Lakers fans know their team relies on their star power and the incredible feats Lebron James performs. Without these stars, the team would struggle and Davis and James would not be around forever, finding their replacements will be crucial for the Lakers future.
The 2023 Lakers finished the season with a 43-39 record. Going 8-2 in the final ten games helped the team to get a spot in the playoffs. LeBron James hit age 38 this season and scored an average of 28.9 points per game. Anthony Davis earned just shy of 39 million dollars in 2023. He played in 56 games this past season and scored an average of 25.9 points per game. Point guard D'Angelo Russell came to the Lakers late in the season. He helped the team play in three playoff rounds before the Lakers lost to the Denver Nuggets.
Max Christie comes to the Lakers from a deal made with the Orlando Magic. In exchange for cash and a 2028 second-round pick, the Lakers acquired Christie. Cole Swider impressed the scouts with his three-point shooting. He's got good size and height. Scotty Pippen Jr. comes to L.A. via the two-way deal. He's a solid shooter with a family history.