The Los Angeles Lakers are facing a challenging period. Their offseason has been far from ideal, and the responsibility lies squarely on the shoulders of the front office. The decisions made by the front office,

Kendrick Perkins believes that Lakers GM Rob Pelinka is overly concerned about the future while he should be trying to maximize LeBron James.

General Manager Rob Pelinka has outlined the team's strategy, emphasizing the goal of building a championship-contending squad. However, with the current roster, the Lakers are unlikely to secure an NBA title. They remain largely unchanged from last season, which saw them exit in the first round of the playoffs.

The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly have a group of players on their roster that they'd like to deal away, but finding landing spots for them has proven to

According to reports, the Lakers' have not been able to make any moves in the offseason because their role players don't have much value.

Executives, coaches, scouts, and agents agreed the current Lakers' roster is not capable of winning an NBA championship this year.

B ased on the latest intel out of Los Angeles, we know that the Lakers still have plans to add some talent and beef up the roster before the start of next season. But according to

Why Isaiah Hartenstein left the Knicks (and why he almost didn't), a potentia Zach LaVine landing spot, and another Lakers free agency misstep.

After yet another sleepy offseason, Los Angeles must make some trades before the year starts or at the trade deadline.