The Los Angeles Lakers have gotten off to an encouraging 10-4 season start, all without 21-time All-NBA superstar power forward LeBron James.
But perhaps they could use some help.
ClutchPoints' Rohan Brahmbhatt submits that the Lakers trade for six-time All-Star Sacramento Kings small forward DeMar DeRozan, a Los Angeles native and USC alum.
“It almost feels too perfect, but the Lakers are undeniably the most logical destination for DeMar DeRozan,” Brahmbhatt wrote. “He would instantly become the Lakers’ second-most reliable perimeter scorer, providing the exact shot-making they’ve lacked for three straight postseasons. His ability to steady non-LeBron minutes is invaluable, and he could lead second units the way DeRozan once did in Chicago and Toronto.”
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