- Report: LeBron has been assured that Lakers will deal 2027 and 2029 1st-rounders if trade returns them to contender status
- Brian Windhorst says his relationship with LeBron James isn’t what it used to be
- Phil Handy on Kyrie Irving: ‘Offensively, probably the most skilled player to ever put on basketball shoes’
- Report: LeBron James has been ‘privately adamant’ that Lakers still need to upgrade roster and trade for Kyrie Irving
- Video: Ben Simmons told he ‘can’t shoot’ after repeatedly being called Russell Westbrook
- Report: Rob Pelinka has been ‘very active’ in trying to improve Lakers roster in 2 specific areas
- Lakers announce date for Pau Gasol’s jersey retirement
- Report: LeBron James signs extension with Lakers that could keep him with team through 2024-25 season
- Fox Sports Radio’s Robert Guerra questions whether LeBron James is even a top 10 Laker of all time
- LeBron James entertains idea that Bronny’s viral dunk had Dwyane Wade vibes
Lakers Rumors: DeMarcus Cousins Could Return at Some Point This Season
- Updated: October 28, 2019
Los Angeles Lakers head coach Frank Vogel told reporters on Sunday that the team hasn’t closed the door on a potential DeMarcus Cousins return this season.
Frank Vogel says the Lakers haven’t closed the door on DeMarcus Cousins returning at some point this season.
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) October 27, 2019
Cousins, 29, signed a veteran’s minimum deal with the Lakers this past summer.
However, the big man unfortunately suffered a torn ACL injury during an offseason workout. Cousins has been ravaged by multiple injures over the last few years, leading to key absences and the lack of a huge payday.
Yet, the University of Kentucky product has worked hard time and time again to make it back on the court.
Now, it appears Cousins is giving the Lakers hope he can join the team’s championship run this season. After all, with superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis on his side, Cousins may never get a shot to compete like this again.
The 6-foot-10 center has career averages of 21.2 points, 10.9 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.
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