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Hace 3 días · Los Angeles Lakers point guard D'Angelo Russell faces a crucial decision this offseason with a player option and uncertain free agency prospects. An earlier attempted trade involving Russell could benefit both him and the Lakers. The trade talks involved Brooklyn Nets and Atlanta Hawks, aiming to bring Dejounte Murray to the Lakers and send Russell back to Brooklyn.
Hace 2 días · Current Los Angeles Lakers starting point guard D'Angelo Russell faces a big decision this summer. The 6-foot-4 vet possesses an $18.7 million player option for the 2024-25 season.
Hace 2 días · Starting Los Angeles Lakers point guard D'Angelo Russell faces a variety of intriguing options ahead of the summer of 2024, per Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report. With Russell in the fold, Pincus notes, the Purple and Gold did manage to make a march all the way to the Western Conference Finals circa 2023, though he struggled to convert his shots in that series and eventually saw his minutes ...
Hace 5 días · Multiple sources say that before trading for Dennis Schröder, the Brooklyn Nets were in talks with the Lakers for Russell (with L.A. getting Dejounte Murray from the Atlanta Hawks). That ...
Hace 5 días · One of those big questions is D'Angelo Russell and what happens with the All-Star guard. Russell has an $18.7 million player option for next season.
Hace 5 días · The Los Angeles Lakers’ offseason is heating up with discussions surrounding point guard D’Angelo Russell’s next move grabbing headlines. Russell, who had a commendable run during the regular season, faces a pivotal decision as he contemplates opting out of his $18 million contract for the upcoming season.
Hace 5 días · If the Nets were going to acquire Russell this summer, it would have to be in a sign-and-trade given the Lakers’ salary cap situation at the moment. Pincus wrote that “Russell could be traded to Brooklyn for a starting salary of up to $20.6 million (roughly $65-$89 million over three or four years) via the Nets’ Dinwiddie trade exception ...
