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Andre Drummond is no longer the only former Los Angeles Laker on the Philadelphia 76ers roster. Shams Charania of ESPN reported on Tuesday that the 76ers have signed veteran wing Lonnie Walker IV. Walker is getting a two-year, $3 million contract …
With Russell Westbrook and DeAndre Jordan already in tow, another former Los Angeles Lakers may be joining the Denver Nuggets roster. Veteran NBA writer Marc Stein reported Monday that the Nuggets have emerged as “a team to watch” for …
Lonnie Walker IV is being waived by the Boston Celtics, but he does not seem fazed. Walker was signed by the Celtics in August to a one-year, non-guaranteed contract. The 25-year-old guard participated in the preseason with the team but is being …
One ex-Los Angeles Laker is ready to become an Immaculate Grid answer. Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reported on Wednesday that guard Lonnie Walker IV is signing with the Boston Celtics in free agency. It will be a one-year deal for the 25-year-old …
With only so much money available this offseason, three current Lakers may find themselves on the outside looking in. In a mailbag article on Friday, Lakers beat writer Jovan Buha wrote that “two players it’s appearing won’t be back” are …
Lonnie Walker IV put the Los Angeles Lakers on his back during the team’s win over the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals, and he summed up the performance with an awesome three-word tweet. Walker was an …
The Los Angeles Lakers are accumulating enough Klutch Sports players to form Exodia the Forbidden One. The Lakers agreed to terms Thursday with free agents Lonnie Walker IV and Troy Brown Jr., per multiple reports. Both players are represented by …
Lonnie Walker took a draft photo for the ages after being selected in the first round of Thursday’s NBA Draft. Walker, a shooting guard from the University of Miami, was taken No. 18 overall by the San Antonio Spurs. After the announcement was …
Take a look back at the 2017 NBA Draft and you’ll find a number of slept-on prospects who blossomed in their rookie seasons. Donovan Mitchell fell to No. 13, John Collins to No. 19, and Kyle Kuzma to No. 27. Teams got lucky in the second round, too. …
