Lakers sign Matisse Thybulle; player reports full health ahead of season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 4:36 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
The Los Angeles Lakers have signed forward Matisse Thybulle as a defensive specialist during free agency. As the team navigates their roster, Thybulle's past injury issues have raised concerns, but he is reportedly fully healthy as he prepares for the upcoming season. Thybulle, who has played only 45 games over the last two years, is looking to build on his shooting success, having recorded impressive three-point percentages in the last two seasons. With his health improved, Thybulle aims to solidify his role on the team and could be in line for a significant contract if he performs well.
- •Lakers sign Matisse Thybulle as a free agent.
- •Thybulle reports he is fully healthy heading into the season.
- •He has played just 45 games over the past two seasons.
- •Thybulle shot 43.8% from deep in 2024 and 39.8% in 2025.
- •His health may lead to a big payday from the Lakers or another team.
- 4:36 AMYahoo Sports — Lakers Get Good Injury News on Key Free Agent Signing
"The Lakers completed the signing of forward Matisse Thybulle during free agency, adding a defensive specialist to the roster. The post Lakers Get Good Injury News on Key Free Agent Signing appeared first on LA Sports Report.
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