Lakers’ Training Camp Sparks Buzz: Which Hidden Star Will Rise and Shake Up the Season?
Deandre Ayton‘s 7-foot frame isn’t the only reason why he might be the Lakers’ biggest offseason acquisition.
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Pairing Doncic with a lob-catching center was one of Pelinka’s major offseason objectives after the lack of a reliable big man became so pressing that Redick resorted to playing the same small-ball, five-man lineup for the entire second half in Game 4 against Minnesota. Ayton is coming off two forgettable seasons in Portland, where the former No. 1 overall pick averaged 15.7 points and 10.7 rebounds per game. Since he was traded by the Phoenix Suns, Ayton has been the target of criticism for inconsistent effort and a low motor.



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