
Ricardo Sandoval
Sports Writer at Dodgers Nation
Staff Writer at Sports Illustrated
CSUN Alum '20. Staff Writer for @DodgersNation | Staff Writer for On SI | Sports Writer for @Newsweek. “Dimes Only Podcast” @DimesOnlyPod
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2 days ago |
si.com | Ricardo Sandoval
The Los Angeles Lakers have a huge summer ahead of them. However, before it gets started, the Lakers made a massive announcement ahead of the big offseason. The Lakers announced the home portion of their preseason schedule. Lakers sideline reporter Mike Trudell shared the news via X. The Lakers will likely begin their 2025 preseason on October 3 against the Phoenix Suns. That game will be at the Acrisure Arena in Palm Springs.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Ricardo Sandoval
Hate them or love them, there is no doubt that the Los Angeles Lakers' popularity and impact on the league and the sport are undeniable. The Lakers have a history like no other. They are arguably the greatest franchise in all of sports and certainly among the top North American teams. L.A. has all the accolades and accomplishments in its storied history that put them up with the other great teams in the world, like the Dallas Cowboys.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Ricardo Sandoval
The Los Angeles Lakers have a massive summer ahead of them. The Lakers have a ton on their plate, and this summer will tell us almost everything about how this season could play out. The expectation for the Lakers is that they will make one or two significant moves to bolster their roster, giving them a better chance of competing for a title. L.A. has the top-heavy talent to get the job done, but their rotation players and back end of the roster needed some work.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Ricardo Sandoval
The Los Angeles Lakers made a move of the decade, arguably of the century, when they traded for international superstar Luka Doncic. The trade shocked not only the entire sports world but the world in general. It’s a move that some are still processing, but it has become a reality for Doncic and the Lakers. The 26-year-old was shell-shocked when he was first traded to Los Angeles, and he was not shy about letting others know that.
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5 days ago |
si.com | Ricardo Sandoval
The Los Angeles Lakers have a massive summer ahead of them. The expectation for the Lakers is they will make a massive move or two via the trade market to bolster their roster. More Lakers news: Lakers' Jaxson Hayes Was Reportedly Unhappy For Major ReasonThere is only so much they could do on the free agency front, and the class is not as strong as well. So, that leaves the Lakers with the trade route, and it is an avenue they will likely explore.
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