After years of searching for better frontcourt play, the Lakers made big changes this offseason.
Gone are Deandre Ayton, Maxi Kleber and Jaxson Hayes. In their replacement, the Lakers took a big swing by trading for Walker Kessler and signing Kevon Looney.
Kessler is the premier acquisition. He is joining the team with the expectation that he’ll be the big of the future.
While satisfying the starting center spot is great, the team could use more depth.
In a recent article by Dan Woike in The Athletic , he detailed how the team currently desires to bolster the frontcourt.
Between Looney’s 21 games and the five Kessler played last season, the…
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