With all areas of consideration applied, who should be the Lakers’ top target this summer?

Making an appearance at #11 on the list of top potential offseason targets for the Lakers to pursue NOT NAMED LEBRON JAMES: Day’Ron Sharpe.

Setting up shop at #13 on the list of top potential offseason targets for the Lakers to pursue NOT NAMED LEBRON JAMES: Saddiq Bey.

Staking his claim at #14 on the list of top potential offseason targets for the Lakers to pursue NOT NAMED LEBRON JAMES: Nic Claxton.

Popping off at #16 on the list of top potential offseason targets for the Lakers to pursue NOT NAMED LEBRON JAMES: Daniel Gafford.

Slotting in at #20 on the list of top potential offseason targets for the Lakers to pursue NOT NAMED LEBRON JAMES: Mitchell Robinson.

Luke Kennard is making Rob Pelinka look like a mastermind.

Rob Pelinka moves like the G in lasaGna.

The dust has officially settled from the NBA trade deadline, and the Los Angeles Lakers are a completely new team.

It was only a matter of time before D’Angelo Russell found a new home, and luckily for him it will be a familiar one.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis are not going anywhere, but which other Lakers have earned their way out of trade talks?

Zach LaVine and Jonas Valanciunas are a few of the players linked to the Lakers on the trade market, but there are a few other under the radar options that could be better fits for what the team needs.

The Lakers have plenty of options on the trade market, but Cam Johnson and Dorian Finney-Smith would be a dream come true.