With weeks to go before the NBA trade deadline, the Los Angeles Lakers are one of the few teams with a trade already in the books. But according to The Athletic's Jovan Buha, the Lakers are likely still not done making moves as they look to improve the roster for the 2024-25 season.

The Los Angeles Lakers made their first big move of the season when they traded away D'Angelo Russell and Maxwell Lewis for Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton. Three second-round picks were also sent to Brooklyn in the deal from the Lakers.

D'Angelo Russell is excited for second his opportunity with the Brooklyn Nets after being traded away by the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Lakers are adding more size and shooting while ridding themselves of a player who struggled to find his way alongside LeBron and AD.

Just a few days after the Los Angeles Lakers decided to part ways with point guard D'Angelo Russell, the former lottery pick made his debut in Brooklyn once again. Russell played his first game with the Nets since being traded by the Lakers and put together a very nice showing.

L.A. sends Maxwell Lewis and 3 future second-round picks to Brooklyn as part of the deal for Finney-Smith and Shake Milton.

The Lakers made a shocking trade on Sunday moving D'Angelo Russell to the Nets for Dorian Finney-Smith and here is a grade for the move.

Competing executives have also told B/R that the Lakers (at least to date) have shown no interest in discussing trades that include Rui Hachimura or Dalton Knecht (or, obviously, LeBron James, Anthony Davis,

According to Dan Woike of the Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Lakers are currently assessing their internal options before