The Los Angeles Lakers start to make their offseason acquisitions official as one more significant move is potentially on the horizon.

Luka Doncic submitted his A-List center request to the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this offseason, and the 17-time NBA champions delivered. On July 1, the Lakers acquired a 7-foot-2 elite shot blocker from the Utah Jazz in a monster sign-and-trade (Los Angeles shipped two unprotected first-round picks and two first-round swaps to the Jazz to make it happen).

The Los Angeles Lakers continue to beef up their frontcourt, this time by adding a three-time NBA champion. The Lakers are signing Kevon Looney to a

The Los Angeles Lakers had a chance to get something in return for the Los Angeles Clippers signing Rui Hachimura, but they shut down a trade.

The Los Angeles Lakers continue to beef up their frontcourt, this time by adding a three-time NBA champion. The Lakers are signing Kevon Looney to a one-year, $3.9 million deal, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.

The Lakers completed all three two-way signings before Summer League, adding intriguing young talent to their developmental pipeline.

It looks like another team is making the mistake of trusting Kevon Looney to be a rotation-caliber center.