The Los Angeles Lakers are expected to be one of the more active teams in the NBA at the trade deadline in February. Los Angeles entered this season with essentially the same roster that they had last year despite being bounced out in the first round of the postseason.

According to Jake Fischer, there are two centers the Lakers are targeting via trade, and they're looking to use one of their players as bait.

The Los Angeles Lakers are still trying to find a way to get better, and the main constant has been wanting to get another center.

Shortly before the Los Angeles Lakers game against the Philadelphia 76ers tipped off on Friday, head coach JJ Redick made the decision to take guard D'Angelo Russell out of the starting lineup. With the move,

D'Angelo Russell is taking his new role coming off the bench for the Los Angeles Lakers in stride. After being replaced in the starting five by Cam Reddish

After losing three of their past four games by double-digits, the Los Angeles Lakers felt as though it was time to make a change to the starting lineup. The Lakers decided to demote D’Angelo Russell to the second unit following his benching to end the Lakers’ 131-114 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night,