Some may think that the Los Angeles Lakers have completed their mission for the 2024 summer. They hired JJ Redick as their new head coach and drafted Bronny James, son of LeBron, which was a big deal for many fans. However, they should also be excited about Dalton Knecht, their pick at No. 17 in the NBA Draft.
Despite new contracts for both Jameses – LeBron reportedly agreeing to a $104 million deal over two seasons and Bronny signing for $7.9 million over four years – the mission is not yet accomplished. The Lakers’ roster is still unfinished and they are nearing second apron territory, limiting their ability to make future transactions.
So, let’s examine their current situation.
