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There are a lot of new faces on the Los Angeles Lakers this season, and many players from last year’s squad who are no longer with the team. But one player who the front office made sure to retain was…

Austin Reaves stated at Los Angeles Lakers Media Day that his new four-year, $185 million contract will not alter his nightly approach. The guard emphasized that his focus remains strictly on doing whatever is necessary to help the team win rather than chasing specific individual statistics.
Following the departure of LeBron James, Reaves is positioned to shoulder more offensive responsibility alongside Luka Doncic after averaging 23.3 points per game last season. Head coach JJ Redick reportedly plans to stagger the minutes of Reaves and Doncic to ensure at least one is consistently on the court.
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