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Lakers should start DFS over Rui ASAP

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Lakers formidable since JJ changed D to drop-heavy on 12/8/24

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NEXT 9 GAMES WILL SHOW LAKERS ARE FOR REAL

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LAKERS HAVE CHANCE TO LOCK UP #4 SEED

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SMART FOR RUI TRADE COULD FIX HARD FEELINGS

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Epic Lakers Trade Idea Lands Them Star LaMelo Ball From Hornets

Lakers Receive:
-LaMelo Ball

Hornets Receive:
-Rui Hachimura
-Jarred Vanderbilt
-Gabe Vincent
-Dalton Knecht
-2029 first-round draft pick
-2030 first-round draft pick swap
-2031 first-round draft pick

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Lakers Defensive Push Last 11 Games Came After Secret Team Meeting

Los Angeles Lakers have climbed their way back to the Top 5 in the West. Standing as the fourth seed, the team has shown nothing but determination to bounce back. Undoubtedly, Anthony Davis and LeBron James have been the pillars in the most difficult games. But wait—Rui Hachimura‘s been stepping up big-time this season too! After a rough December, the team needed a shake-up. Something clicked and Hachimura’s got the inside scoop on what changed!

Fresh off a win against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday, Hachimura hinted at a newfound composure fueling their turnaround, proving the Lakers are heating up at just the right time. So, what have the Lakers been doing well in the last couple of weeks? Rui Hachimura responded: “Just focusing on us you know. Especially in December, after the Miami game, we had a meeting. And then we talked about, we got to focus on us and that’s why we’ve been doing it. That’s why I think we’ve been all right.”

Averaging 12.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 1.6 assists with an impressive 48% shooting, the Japanese forward has been a solid piece in JJ Redick’s Lakers squad this season. Surely his numbers will improve, but what’s important is that despite ups and downs, the team has found its groove since a crushing 134-93 loss to the Miami Heat in December. And Hachimura has been a contributing factor here.

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Lakers This Year vs. Last Year: Thanks, JJ!

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Jovan Buha: Lakers-Hawks Postgame Reaction

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LAKERS (20-14) BEAT THE HAWKS 119-102!

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Eric Pincus Trade Idea to Land Lakers Much-Needed Center

Los Angeles Lakers get:

-Walker Kessler

Utah Jazz get:

-Christian Wood
-Removal of top-4 protection on the Lakers’ 2027 first-rounder
-2029 first-rounder

Note: The Lakers previously sent the 2027 first-rounder to Utah in the Russell Westbrook trade. It will only be conveyed if L.A. is in the 5-30 range; otherwise, it will send its 2027 second-rounder. If the Lakers win the lottery (Nos. 1-4), their second-rounder will go to the Nets. After the Kessler trade, the 2027 second-rounder would still go to the Nets or Jazz, with the adjustment removing protection in the first round.

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LAKERS NEED TO TRADE FOR KESSLER

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Great job by Hayes and Koloko filling in for Anthony Davis

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Lakers learning how to win when LeBron or AD sits out game

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Charles Barkley rips J.J. Reddick, calls Laker coach ‘dead man walking’

During Thursday’s edition of “Inside the NBA,” Barkley referenced recent comments Reddick made about national media criticizing the game and how that’s affected rankings.

Barkley pointed the finger back at Reddick. The Hall of Famer said that the media aren’t the ones with an underachieving team that’s shooting too many 3-pointers.

“He said something about, ‘We’re the reason people ain’t watching this crappy product we got.’ Yeah, us, like we’re up there jacking up 100 3’s a night,” Barkley said.

“J.J., you come for the king, you best not miss,” he continued. “I can get you brother. I got your Lakers games. You can’t hide them flaws they got. You’re just a dead man walking.”

The Lakers currently sit sixth in the Western Conference standings with a record of 19-14. However — perhaps due to the presence of LeBron James and perpetually high expectations in L.A. — Reddick has been criticized for his performance in his first season as a head coach.

Last month, Reddick called out the media for not doing a good job of “storytelling” or celebrating that game, suggesting that it drives fans away from watching.

“If I’m a casual fan and you tell me every time I turn on the television that the product sucks. Well, I’m not gonna watch the product,” Reddick said. “That’s really what has happened over the last 10-15 years. I don’t know why.”

The Lakers coach said that analysts and media shouldn’t hold back from critiquing the game. However, he argued that the only people who are celebrating it as well “have a small niche following on Twitter.”

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