The Los Angeles Lakers are about to open their NBA season. However, they still have concerns about one major spot on the roster.
The Los Angeles Lakers enter the season opener against the Golden State Warriors facing significant depth concerns in their backcourt. Head coach JJ Redick acknowledged worries regarding the team's fourth ball-handler, especially with guard Collin Sexton sidelined by injury. While starters Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves anchor the offense, backup options struggled during preseason play.
ESPN's Dave McMenamin noted preseason struggles from reserves Jaden Hardy, Bronny James, and two-way guard Chris Manon, who all posted high turnover figures. Ryan Stano writes that pending ownership changes under Bob Iger and Josh Kushner could also create future pressure on general manager Rob Pelinka.
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