In Lakers country, things operate like this: In July, LeBron James agreed to a two-year, $104 million contract to rejoin the Lakers. A little over a month later, rumours began to circulate about which stars the Lakers might target next.Let’s introduce Luka Doncic, who helped the Mavericks win the June NBA Finals and has two seasons
guaranteed in addition to a player’s option left on his contract. According to all accounts, Doncic is as content as he has ever been in Dallas, where he is guiding a team that was not only competitive in June of last year but also well-positioned to make a few more trips back to the West in the years to come.In the NBA, two years is an
eternity, so the Lakers are Thus, the Lakers will be monitoring him, Kevin O’Connor of The Ringer stated in a recent installment of his podcast, “The Mismatch.””I’ve covered how the Lakers have Luka in their sights on both this podcast and The Ringer. We’ll observe if that succeeds. Dallas recently advanced to the Finals, and with their
supporting cast, Dallas appears stronger than ever. The Lakers are obviously still thinking long-term at this stage because they aren’t surrendering their future picks, even though it might not work out. They’re not investing as much as you might think many teams would with James.Let’s use bullet points to dissect this one.Wall Street Viral: Taboola-Sponsored Skip Unlocking Real Estate Wealth: Investment Strategies in
