Shams Charania reports that LeBron James and Anthony Davis are pushing the Lakers front office to make a move before the trade deadline.

With just 15 days left until the NBA’s 2025 trade deadline arrives, Lakers stars LeBron James and Anthony Davis are “growing concerned” about the team’s ability to make significant upgrades on the trade market, league sources tell Shams Charania of ESPN (Insider link).

Faced with the possibility of having to go through the play-in tournament once again just to make the postseason, LeBron James and Anthony Davis are

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Lakers remain hesitant to put future first-round picks at stake, despite concerns expressed by LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

A week ago, LeBron James and Anthony Davis sat in an interview with Shams Charania of ESPN. The two superstars agreed they are 1-2 pieces away from contending for a championship. How Pelinka can accommodate what the franchise cornerstones want is anybody’s guess.

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Time is starting to run out for the Lakers to make another trade this season, and LeBron James and Anthony Davis seem to be getting anxious.

The Lakers are relying on a mix of veterans and young prospects to round out the rotation and provide meaningful minutes to a championship contender, which may not be the best recipe for a team consisting of LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

Shams Charania, the Senior ESPN Insider, addressed recent speculation regarding LeBron James' potential involvement in an international basketball league