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Grading Los Angeles Lakers' Offseason Moves So Far After Deandre Ayton Trade

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By Eric Pincus Verified
| Bleacher Report Verified
Moving on From LeBron, Whoever Made the Choice 7 of 7 The Lakers needed to let the James Era come to a close. His still-brilliant skill set could help the team get to a certain point, but the priority must be maximizing the Dončić era, and that doesn't include LeBron. Did the Lakers execute the best version of that? The roster holes are glaring, especially on the wing, at backup center, and in overall defensive ability.
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Happy NBA New Year 2026-27 (plus Cap Figures)

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By Eric Pincus Verified
| Substack
As I write this, it’s New Year’s Eve with the clock ticking down, Eastern Time, to midnight for NBA New Year’s Day 2026-27. The NBA and its partner, the NBPA (National Basketball Players Association), have completed their audit of the prior year’s books and set the upcoming salary cap and the numbers that teams and agents need to work with. The salary cap came in just slightly lower than the league’s last $165 million projection at an official number of $164,961,000.
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The Sign-and-Trade Idea To Send LeBron James Home to Cleveland

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By Eric Pincus Verified
| Bleacher Report Verified
Why the Cleveland Cavaliers Do It 2 of 3 Cleveland was the second-best team in the East. Still, competitors like the Detroit Pistons, Boston Celtics, and Indiana Pacers will all be coming for the Knicks, let alone the Cavaliers. The team needs to improve, especially with Donovan Mitchell eligible for an extension this summer. At its core, the Cavaliers must believe they've hit a wall with the Evan Mobley/Jarrett Allen pairing and are highly motivated to bring James home to finish his career.
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