Now that the Lakers have signed Ayton, and re-signed Jaxson Hayes as the backup, an NBA insider has given an update on where things stand on a possible trade between the two teams. More news: LeBron James Reportedly Wanted to Join Mavericks, Team Up With Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis

According to Jake Fischer, Kevin Love is looking to go to one of the glamour markets in the NBA. You can listen to him talk about it here. When the Utah Jazz were able to send John Collins to the Los Angeles Clippers, they were able to make the trade happen by taking on Kevin Love, along with Kyle Anderson and a second-round pick.

The Los Angeles Lakers continue to straddle the fence between building for a future with Luka Dončić and trying to win now with a core of Dončić and LeBron James. Also caught in the middle is 2024 first-round pick Dalton Knecht.

The Los Angeles Lakers, having already acquired Marcus Smart to bolster their defense, are now considering trading for Robert Williams III. Analyst Caleb Hightower suggests reuniting Smart with his former Celtics teammate to enhance the Lakers' interior presence.

Luka Doncic has had a busy summer. Along with having a decision to make on his contract extension with the LA Lakers on Aug. 2, the superstar has been involved in roster-building decisions.

The Golden State Warriors’ summer has been stuck in neutral as the team has waited out Jonathan Kuminga’s restricted free agency. The Warriors are the only team in the NBA to do nothing this summer as Kuminga has looked for a sign-and-trade deal elsewhere that could land him his desired role.

The Los Angeles Lakers are still basking in the glow of pulling off one of the biggest trades of all-time. With the trade deadline just a day away, their work is far from over, as they now have a ...

"I wish management would come out and either trade him or not trade him" - Kobe Bryant on Pau Gasol trade rumors in 2012 originally appeared on Basketball Network. Like every good thing, Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol 's partnership was about to come to an end in 2012. Or so they thought.