Lakers Hire Rohan Ramadas as Assistant General Manager Under Rob Pelinka

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Lakers Hire Rohan Ramadas as Assistant General Manager Under Rob Pelinka

Lakers are hiring Rohan Ramadas, former Pelicans vice president of strategy and operations, as an assistant general manager under Rob Pelinka, per Marc Stein. Ramadas started with New Orleans as an analytics consultant in 2016 after a stint as a draft analyst with the Miami Heat. Pelinka plans to hire a second assistant GM focused on the draft.

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