Lakers face potential setback in assistant GM search for Karangwa
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 7:58 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly facing challenges in their search for an assistant general manager. They have shown interest in Prosper Karangwa, the Philadelphia 76ers' vice president of player personnel, but sources indicate he may remain with the 76ers following their recent front-office changes. This speculation arises after the hiring of Mike Gansey as the new president of basketball operations for Philadelphia. In previous attempts to enhance their front office, the Lakers offered positions to other candidates who declined, including Minnesota Timberwolves’ assistant GM Steve Senior. This ongoing situation reflects the Lakers’ efforts to revamp their management structure.
- •Lakers seek an assistant GM to join revamped front office.
- •Prosper Karangwa may stay with the 76ers amid organizational changes.
- •Lakers' recent candidate offers have been declined this year.
- •Rob Pelinka is overseeing the hiring process for the Lakers.
- 7:58 AMYahoo Sports — Report: Lakers assistant GM candidate expected to stay put with 76ers
"One of the Lakers' current assistant general manager candidates may be unlikely to say yes to them.
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