Los Angeles Lakers Emerge as Possible Mitchell Robinson Trade Suitor

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Los Angeles Lakers Emerge as Possible Mitchell Robinson Trade Suitor

The Lakers are reportedly among teams monitoring Robinson’s trade market, according to Jake Fischer. The Bulls, Hornets and Raptors were also mentioned as clubs known to be looking for center upgrades. Robinson remains a key Knicks rim protector and rebounder, but his name entering offseason chatter could create another roster question around New York’s Finals core.

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