The Lakers could revisit a trade for backup center target Moussa Cisse following an interesting report linking Bronny James to the Mavericks.

The Los Angeles Lakers could reportedly explore trading Bronny James to the Dallas Mavericks to acquire backup center Moussa Cisse. With James falling outside Los Angeles' rotation and facing an uncertain future, prediction market Polymarket recently listed Dallas with the highest odds to be his next team. The proposed trade idea involves a permanent swap of James and a 2031 second-round draft pick for Cisse.
Eli Gregorski argues that the trade would address the Lakers' urgent need for frontcourt depth behind Walker Kessler. Dallas currently holds a surplus of frontcourt players, and Cisse has played only 21 minutes across seven appearances this season. While NBA insider Marc Stein previously noted earlier interest in Cisse, Gregorski suggests moving James could offer a clean resolution for both franchises.
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