Lakers News: Anthony Davis Discusses Debuts Of Dorian Finney-Smith & Shake Milton
The Los Angeles Lakers have one game under their belts with the newest acquisitions, Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton. L.A. landed the duo from the Brooklyn Nets in a trade prior to the new year, and they debuted against the…
Lakers Rumors: Plan Is To See How New Acquisitions Fit Before Making More Trades
The Los Angeles Lakers made the move to acquire Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton from the Brooklyn Nets. While not a blockbuster deal, it gives the Lakers role players who should fit well next to LeBron James and Anthony Davis…
Shake Milton Discusses What He Hopes To Bring To Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers made two new acquisitions over the weekend in a trade with the Brooklyn Nets. The first was forward Dorian Finney-Smith, a prototypical 3-and-D wing that the Lakers have been on the radar of for quite some…
Cavaliers Vs. Lakers Preview: Dorian Finney-Smith & Shake Milton Debut On New Year’s Ever
Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton are both set to make their debut for the Los Angeles Lakers in front of the fans inside the Crypto.com Arena on New Year's Ever. But their first game won't be an easy one as…
Dorian Finney-Smith & Shake Milton Believe Relationships With JJ Redick Will Help Smooth Transition To Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers acquired forward Dorian Finney-Smith and guard Shake Milton from the Brooklyn Nets over the weekend and head coach JJ Redick will have both at his disposal when the Lakers host the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday night.…
Lakers Acquire Dorian Finney-Smith & Shake Milton In Trade With Nets
The Los Angeles Lakers announced that they have acquired Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton from the Brooklyn Nets in a trade involving D'Angelo Russell, Maxwell Lewis and second-round draft compensation. Finney-Smith is a much-needed 3-and-D wing who is shooting a…
Lakers Rumors: Dorian Finney-Smith & Shake Milton Acquired From Nets For D’Angelo Russell, Maxwell Lewis & Second-Round Picks
Los Angeles Lakers general manage Rob Pelinka said he was gonna wait 30 games to evaluate the team's roster before deciding if moves to improve are necessary or even worth it. The Lakers have now played 31 games and are…
