According to an NBA insider, the Los Angeles Lakers are 'dead set' on Bronny James' role for his sophomore season.

Lakers star LeBron James explained why younger players should be wary of trainers during a June 1 episode of his "Mind The Game" podcast.

The Los Angeles Lakers' selection of rookie guard Bronny James set off all kinds of narratives this past season. After a poor showing in college at USC, many people believe that James should have returned to school for another year.

Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Doncic is one of the few players who can control their pace on the court. Doncic doesn’t rely heavily on his athleticism and plays at his speed, which makes him one of the most difficult players to guard.

This mock trade gives the Lakers a young and emerging two-way wing who can defend, hit 3-pointers and become their third scoring threat.

Players like Dallas’ Daniel Gafford or Brooklyn’s Nic Claxton would have to be acquired through trades, while unrestricted free agent Clint Capela could be a candidate for the taxpayer mid-level

But in addition, the Lakers do have a few critical players primed to enter free agency. The biggest name is veteran wing Dorian Finney-Smith, who has a player-option for $15.3 million for next year.

One NBA executive sees a lot more playing time in Bronny James’ immediate future. No second-round pick ever had a more highly anticipated rookie campaign than James.

Veteran wing Danny Green calls the Lakers America's Team and discusses the immediate love fans showed him after signing.

Back in the day, the Lakers once invited Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen to training camp, and they had a big task for him.

Reid was a key piece off of the bench for Minnesota in the franchise's first-round victory over the Lakers and second-round series win over Golden State. Some projections have Reid commanding as much as $20 million annually on a new deal this summer.