A former Lakers player will be carrying the flag for his home country during the Olympics.
As the 2024 Paris Olympics get ready to begin, a former member of the Los Angeles Lakers is going to carry his country's flag for the opening ceremony. Former guard Dennis Schroder of Team Germany will carry the flag for his side during the games.Ihr habt gewählt: Anna-Maria Wagner und Dennis Schröder tragen am 26.
Injuries took over the roster and Los Angeles was bounced in the first round. The Lakers then didn't re-sign Schroder as he looked for a lucrative deal in free agency.
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