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Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves opens up about his underwhelming performance in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Reaves admits his struggles against their aggressive switch defense and shares insights on how he plans to improve. Dive into his candid self-assessment and what it means for the Lakers' future.

As a data analyst who’s seen every loophole in sports contracts, I can’t help but laugh at the viral rumor that the Lakers—now under Dodgers owner Mark Walter—might attempt to sign every top MVP candidate. From Giannis to Luka, fans are joking about 10-year, $1B deals with payments deferred until 2080 (yes, like Ohtani’s contract). But let’s break down why this is equal parts hilarious and statistically impossible—even for Hollywood’s flashiest franchise.

In a surprising turn of events, the Buss family sold 85% of the Los Angeles Lakers for a staggering $10 billion valuation. What's even more intriguing? ESPN reports that Luka Dončić was briefly informed before the deal was signed, while LeBron James was left in the dark. As a sports data analyst, I dive into what this means for team dynamics, player influence, and future decisions. Could this impact LeBron's next move? Let's break it down with data and a touch of cold, hard logic.