Summary
The Los Angeles Lakers have decided to keep Rob Pelinka as their general manager and vice president of basketball operations. Mark Walter, the new controlling owner of the Lakers, is committed to maintaining stability, despite the changes in ownership. The team plans to build around Luka Doncic for the long term and has important decisions to make regarding player contracts this summer.
Key Facts
- The Lakers sold a controlling stake to Mark Walter for $10 billion.
- Rob Pelinka will stay as general manager and vice president of basketball operations.
- The Lakers are focusing on building their team around Luka Doncic.
- LeBron James' contract with the Lakers is ending, and he may play elsewhere or retire.
- Austin Reaves might opt out of his contract in search of a larger deal.
- The Lakers aim to add players who can strengthen their defense and offense, particularly those who can protect the rim and score easily.
