The Los Angeles Lakers are in possession of significant assets, allowing them to make relevant trades to get better. With roughly $111.5 million in expiring contracts, we explore the Lakers' wealth of trade assets along with their draft picks.

It’s no secret the Los Angeles Lakers might’ve delivered one of the worst Summer League showings in recent memory, wrapping up their 2025 campaign with a dismal

The Lakers are looking to optimize their roster around LeBron James and Anthony Davis, but Hayes' inconsistent contributions and defensive lapses make him a less appealing trade asset.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves has proven to be an impact player, but not everybody is buying his hype.

The Lakers, then, can’t trade a first-rounder until 2026/27. They also owe their next two second-round picks to other teams.

In previous years, Pelinka did have a significant asset shortfall to manage due to old trades, but the Lakers aren't in that hapless a situation anymore. Let's take a look at the Lakers' best ...

While there are still some notable restricted free agents out there, the NBA free agency period has settled down for now, and the landscape for the NBA is takin

According to Multiple team leaders, the Lakers’ top three trade assets are guard Austin Reaves, second-year wing Dalton Knecht, and their unprotected 2031 first-round pick.