Speaking to reporters on Thursday ahead of training camp, Lakers president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka expressed “gratitude” for the eight years that LeBron James spent with the franchise and said he was happy the star forward and the organization…

Los Angeles Lakers president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka addressed the media ahead of training camp, reflecting on LeBron James's departure after eight seasons with the franchise. Pelinka confirmed the organization and James parted ways amicably and professionally when the forward opted to sign with another team this offseason, expressing gratitude for the era that included an NBA championship and a Western Conference finals appearance.
Pelinka outlined the Lakers' primary offseason goals, which included re-signing Austin Reaves, acquiring center Walker Kessler, and adding depth under head coach JJ Redick. Pelinka expressed confidence in Kessler's shoulder recovery following surgery, stating the medical staff fully cleared him, while also noting his strong fit alongside Luka Doncic and Reaves.
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