Lakers consider roster adjustments including possible departure of Bronny James
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 5:29 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
The Los Angeles Lakers are exploring roster moves ahead of the upcoming season. With LeBron James no longer on the team, they are likely to part ways with a young guard. Dalton Knecht, Jaden Hardy, or Bronny James are among those identified as potential candidates to be let go to create roster flexibility after a busy offseason. Bronny James, on a $7 million contract, has a historic background after playing alongside his father in the NBA. Decisions regarding the roster are tied to improving team structure as the Lakers adapt to changes.
- •Lakers are adjusting roster for the upcoming season without LeBron James.
- •Bronny James, on a $7 million contract, could be let go.
- •The decision follows a busy offseason with significant player movements.
- •James made history alongside his father in their time together on the court.
- •Lakers insider Jovan Buha identified three potential candidates for roster cuts.
- 5:29 PMYahoo Sports — Lakers predicted to part ways with $7M 6-foot-2 historic 3-and-D guard to clear roster spot
"The Los Angeles Lakers are likely to make a roster move with their current construction. A young guard could be the odd man out for LA.
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