Lakers shopping first-round pick as win-now pressure mounts

Fuente: New York Post

The Los Angeles Lakers enter the 2026 NBA Draft with the No. 25 overall pick, but there is growing belief around the league that the selection could become a trade chip before commissioner Adam Silver announces the pick. According to ClutchPoints NBA insider Brett Siegel, the Lakers are “very open” to discussing trade scenarios involving their first-round selection as they continue searching for ways to maximize a roster built around Luka Doncic and, potentially, LeBron James.

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