There have been many rumors about the Los Angeles Lakers and their desires before the upcoming NBA trade deadline. They reportedly want a strong wing player but they also might be looking for a center to help Anthony Davis on the frontcourt.

The Los Angeles Lakers' quest to trade for a viable defensive-minded center continues with just under two weeks to go before the NBA trade deadline. They have long been linked to Walker Kessler of the Utah Jazz and the Washington Wizards' Jonas Valanciunas,

Shaquille O'Neal played against the Raptors 30 times in his Hall of Fame career, but one instance seems to stand out above all the others.

By landing an undervalued Toronto Raptors center in a massive three-team trade, the Los Angeles Lakers could successfully strengthen their frontcourt. “The Los Angeles Lakers still have issues after the late-December trade with the Brooklyn Nets for Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton,” Bleacher Report’s Eric Pincus wrote Tuesday.

The Los Angeles Lakers may be just a few moves away from being a championship contender and by making a trade with the Toronto Raptors, they could improve their title odds.

The Los Angeles Lakers are a team to keep an eye on in the Bruce Brown sweepstakes, according to NBA insider Evan Sidery. The Lakers have been linked with Brown for over a year and Sidery believes they could make a move for the Toronto Raptors guard before the Feb.

In this new trade proposal by Eddie Bitar of Fadeaway World, the Lakers make a sneaky trade to land guard Bruce Brown from the Toronto Raptors. Brown would serve the Lakers well and Los Angeles wouldn't have to part with too many to land him.

As the deadline approaches, Brown could be on the move. One team out East who is also mulling a potential trade of one of their stars is the Miami Heat. They

Bryant stepped off the court in a Lakers jersey for the final time the following year. He scored 60 points in his finale and finished his career with 33,643 points. He ranks fourth all-time in scoring, behind LeBron James (41,396), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (38,387) and Karl Malone (36,928).

DiLiegro, who is best known for his roles in the films Prey and Imaginary, is a former pro basketball player himself. After a four-year playing career at the University of New Hampshire, the center played in Italy and Israel before turning to acting full-time.

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