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Lakers Seeking Facilitators to Complete Jonathan Kuminga Sign-and-Trade
The Lakers are actively searching for teams willing to absorb Jarred Vanderbilt and Dalton Knecht's contracts to facilitate a Kuminga sign-and-trade, according to Evan Sidery. Vanderbilt is owed $12.4 million and holds a 2027-28 player option, while Knecht is owed $4.2 million as LA continues pursuing Kuminga. Knecht and Vanderbilt have struggled recently, making trading them away difficult.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Hurley said UConn’s comeback against Duke remains one of his most gratifying non-championship victories because of the opponent, stakes and fight required. He praised Duke’s defense and said the Huskies had to keep “belief” and “hope alive” before winning late. “It was truly like a culture win, a character win, a toughness win,” Hurley said.
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Rob Pelinka Keeps Calling About Jonathan Kuminga, Anthony Slater Reports
Slater reported the Lakers remain interested in Kuminga, with Pelinka continuing to explore a potential move for the Hawks forward. Los Angeles has pitched him on possibly starting, though its offer has not been lucrative enough. Slater said the pursuit reflects concerns about wing depth, while LeBron James’ unresolved future could still influence the market.
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LeBron Decision Holds Up Mario Hezonja’s NBA Return, Shams Reports
Shams Charania said Hezonja’s potential NBA return is being delayed as teams await LeBron James’ next move. The former lottery pick is drawing interest from clubs including Golden State and Cleveland, but their plans remain tied to James. Charania added that DeMar DeRozan, Draymond Green, James Harden, Jonathan Kuminga and Bradley Beal also currently remain unresolved.
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