"I don't think LeBron and AD are going to be happy, and at that point, they can't ask out," Buha said. "... In this scenario, we're going with hypothetical here, I think it depend

The Los Angeles Lakers function as buyers at almost every trade deadline. That's what tends to happen for teams that employ superstars as consistently as they do. The goal is always to supplement them,

Jovan Buha of The Athletic recently revealed the impact of the trade deadline on LeBron James and Anthony Davis' future with the Lakers.

With his father unlikely to be traded, Bronny James is another Laker who Buha views as being untouchable. Sources close to The Athletic insider indicated that the father-son tandem is expected to stay in L.A. unless they're traded together.

The Los Angeles Lakers have long been linked to the best players on rebuilding teams. The Brooklyn Nets, New Orleans Pelicans, Washington Wizards and Toronto Raptors are all seen as viable trade partners.

A blockbuster trade isn't in the cards for the Los Angeles Lakers right now in the eyes of people around the NBA, according to The Athletic's Jovan Buha.

However, from everything I’ve heard from team and league sources, the Lakers are not shopping LeBron, nor are they even entertaining the idea. Despite the growing calls from some media

LeBron James has said he is happy in L.A. Now that son Bronny has been added to the organization, it is highly unlikely the Lakers try to trade him.

The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly aware of the holes on their roster that need to be filled prior to the Feb. 6 trade deadline as they try to add