Rui Hachimura wanted to stay with the Lakers in free agency this summer, but they told him they didn’t want to re-sign him, according to Janis Carr of The Orange County Register. Instead, the Japanese forward signed a two-year, $28MM…

Rui Hachimura revealed that he originally wanted to re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency, but the team chose not to bring him back. Instead, the forward joined the Los Angeles Clippers on a two-year, $28 million contract. Meanwhile, Clippers rookie guard Keaton Wagler enjoyed a strong regular season debut, recording 15 points, five rebounds, and five assists in a victory over the Sacramento Kings.
In injury updates around the Pacific Division, Lakers guard Collin Sexton is scheduled to make his team debut on Friday against the Clippers after recovering from a calf strain. For the Sacramento Kings, veteran guard Malik Monk is listed as probable for Friday's home opener against the Portland Trail Blazers after missing time with left ankle soreness.
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