Lakers Lounge

It's become painfully clear in watching these playoffs that the Lakers will need to add more than one legit center this summer. Do they have the assets to do so?

The Lakers season may be over but a fascinating offseason is just getting started. Anthony welcomes Harrison AND Raj into The Lounge to talk about what went wrong, how blame should be doled out and looks ahead to the latest most important Lakers offseason ever.

Enough of this, "well, we'll play this thing out and see where we land" stuff. Anthony wants the Lakers to actually hold themselves to higher expectations going into next season.

The Lakers have some rather loud voices in the room. If they're going to succeed at the level we're expecting, people are going to have to set aside the terms upon which the team wins.

The Lakers are going to have to approach this offseason with a couple things in mind. If all the puzzle pieces are going to fit together, JJ Redick might have to set his ego aside and coach the team he has, rather than continue to hope for the team he wants.

The Lakers season is over and Anthony didn't want to go through this alone, so he tried something new on the fly and wow did it turn out great. This was a really fun conversation that hit on everything you'd hope.

As crazy as it is to think, the Lakers season is over and wow are there a ton of questions that need asking. Rather than yell into the mic, Anthony opened up the conversation to fans to let them sound off, too.

Anthony continues to welcome callers onto the show and one wanted to know what he thinks the Lakers should do with Austin Reaves.

Anthony continues to roll through super comments before calling it a night. Viewers wanted to talk about JJ Redick and Anthony had one major macro-level note for the rookie head coach.

Well, it all comes down to tonight. Anthony explains what the Lakers will need to do and shares his exasperation over it being what they've needed to do (and have been able to do) to extend the series. Then, he narrates his latest column on how Rob Pelinka giving up on LeBron and AD is how they arrived here -- just not necessarily in the way you think.