Lakers Lounge

Anthony had some packed mailbags to get to and they had some great questions. Lakers fans want to know about the Lakers' cap situation, their chances at adding more talent and the avenues by which that can happen. Anthony offered up everything he could.

Anthony and Harrison have some fun in this holiday episode talking about LeBron's golf swing, his latest subtweets and the eventual defense of said posts. They also talk about the efforts to maintain flexibility two full seasons from now while they have Luka Doncic in his prime and how dumb the Jaxson Hayes signing was.

Anthony mostly just wants to talk about LeBron's golf swing but noooooo can't do that. So instead, Harrison offers up an insane take about what LeBron is actually working towards.

Anthony and Harrison both have the same problem with hoarding assets and cap space for 2027: The Lakers have Luka Doncic right now.

Anthony was told heading into the summer the Lakers weren't going to bring Jaxson Hayes back unless they were desperate. Well, they weren't desperate and brought him back nonetheless. This is a bad look, no matter how you split it.

Anthony brings back Jovan Buha to talk about this offseason so far, in which the Lakers have actually gotten better. What a concept! The guys go through the decisions made and what might come next, then explain which tier they'd put the Lakers compared to the west competition. Then, Anthony dives into the live chat mailbag to answer your questions about what to look for moving forward.

For the first time in a little while, the Lakers are better as a result of the moves they've made in the offseason. Anthony and Jovan break down the offseason to this point.

The Lakers landed their starting center. Now what?

Anthony wishes he had better news on this front but, he answers all the Al Horford questions and everything else the live audience wanted covered.

Even while landing Deandre Ayton is a huge development for a team desperate for any help at center, the Lakers still have a ton of work to do and are hard at work on it. Anthony offers up the latest he's heard.