#buyout-market

#buyout-market

The Lakers didn't make any moves at the trade deadline because they didn't find a deal that would push the team further into contention.

Lakers vice president Rob Pelinka focused on the buyout market and signed Spencer Dinwiddie as a ball-handling guard.

The Lakers are looking to make a big move through the buyout market after a transaction-free trade deadline.

Spencer Dinwiddie is a likely candidate to sign with the Lakers after being waived by the Raptors.

The Lakers signed Spencer Dinwiddie from the buyout market to address the need for a ball-handling guard.

Dinwiddie is struggling to adjust to his smaller role and expectations with the Lakers, impacting his offensive performance.

Spencer Dinwiddie has been signed by the Lakers to provide ball-handling skills.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis believe Dinwiddie will be a valuable addition to the team.

The Lakers may be considering a smaller move instead of a big trade before the deadline.

They could look to shed salary and explore the buyout market for players.

The Lakers had a busy day with a trade deadline, Kobe statue unveiling, and a game against the Nuggets.

The Lakers chose to maintain roster continuity and will look to make moves in the buyout market.

The Lakers have the financial flexibility to outspend other teams in acquiring a buyout player.

The Lakers have needs for a backup center, wing depth, and 3-point shooting.

The Lakers targeted Spencer Dinwiddie in the buyout market to add a ball-handling guard.

Dinwiddie visited both the Knicks and Lakers before deciding to sign with the Lakers.