Lakers propose six-player trade to acquire P.J. Washington from Hornets
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 4:32 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly exploring a six-player trade that would see them acquire P.J. Washington from the Charlotte Hornets. In this proposed deal, the Mavericks would receive Jrue Holiday along with Dalton Knecht, while the Trail Blazers would land Klay Thompson, Jarred Vanderbilt, and Jake LaRavia. This trade comes as the Lakers look to enhance their roster after making several offseason moves, although they are perceived as lacking depth compared to other teams in the competitive Western Conference. The outcome hinges on the willingness of the Mavericks and Trail Blazers to cooperate in this complex trade arrangement.
- •Lakers aim to acquire P.J. Washington from the Hornets
- •Proposed deal includes multiple players from Mavericks and Trail Blazers
- •Lakers seeking to improve their roster ahead of the upcoming season
- •Jrue Holiday's future with the Blazers uncertain after roster changes
- •Trade hinges on collaboration between involved teams
- 4:32 PMYahoo Sports — Lakers six-player trade proposal gives Los Angeles $88M former Luka Doncic teammate
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