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Adou Thiero and others are quickly slipping in the Los Angeles Lakers' starting competition while Quentin Grimes and company pull ahead.

Lake Show Life's Svyatoslav Rovenchuk evaluated the Los Angeles Lakers' competition for two vacant starting wing positions under head coach JJ Redick following two preseason games. Quentin Grimes and Ziaire Williams were ranked as the top two contenders to secure starting spots alongside Austin Reaves and Luka Doncic after delivering strong two-way performances in early exhibition action.
Rovenchuk placed veteran defender Matisse Thybulle third due to injury concerns, while Jake LaRavia, Adou Thiero, and Cameron Carr were projected primarily as rotational depth. Dalton Knecht was ranked lowest among candidates, with the author noting he appears far more likely to face a trade or cut than to win a starting role.
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