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A Lakers insider calls the team's latest move a "disaster," warning of a much bigger problem within the franchise.

The Los Angeles Lakers waived 2024 first-round pick Dalton Knecht after failing to find a trade partner ahead of the NBA roster deadline. Lakers insider Jovan Buha labeled the decision a disaster, arguing the front office mismanaged an asset that previously held significant trade value. Cutting Knecht reduced the Lakers' roster from 16 guaranteed contracts to 15, allowing Bronny James and Jaden Hardy to secure regular-season roster spots.
Knecht's departure follows the earlier struggles of 2023 17th overall pick Jalen Hood-Schifino, raising questions about the franchise's recent draft management. Unless another team claims Knecht off waivers, the Lakers will remain responsible for his guaranteed $4.2 million salary, according to ESPN's Bobby Marks.
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