The Los Angeles Lakers kept two of their best guards.
The Los Angeles Lakers kept two of their best guards and one of their best forwards in the first two days of free agency.
On Saturday, it was guards Austin Reaves and D'Angelo Russell who returned to the team to help them run it back from their Western Conference Finals loss at the hands of the eventual NBA Champion Denver Nuggets. The Lakers were one of the more active teams once NBA free agency began on Friday. Rob Pelinka kept most of the Lakers core intact, while improving on the margins with depth, defense and value.
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