The NBA’s offseason rhythms don’t slow down for anyone. Just half a day after the Lakers drafted Baylor wing Cameron Carr with the No. 24 pick in the first round of the NBA draft on Tuesday, the franchise agreed to terms on a four-year, $185 million contract with star guard Austin Reaves on Wednesday. And the immediate question that followed, with the official start of free agency a week away, is how Reaves’ new nine-figure deal will affect the Lakers financially this offseason? The quick answer?