#buyout-market

#buyout-market

The Lakers signed Spencer Dinwiddie from the buyout market to address the need for a ball-handling guard.

Dinwiddie is struggling to adjust to his smaller role and expectations with the Lakers, impacting his offensive performance. [ more ]

The Lakers didn't make any moves at the trade deadline because they didn't find a deal that would push the team further into contention.

Lakers vice president Rob Pelinka focused on the buyout market and signed Spencer Dinwiddie as a ball-handling guard. [ more ]

Spencer Dinwiddie has been signed by the Lakers to provide ball-handling skills.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis believe Dinwiddie will be a valuable addition to the team. [ more ]

Spencer Dinwiddie was signed by the Los Angeles Lakers via the buyout market after being traded and waived.

Dinwiddie is a ball-handling guard who can contribute offensively and is capable of reading the low man in pick-and-roll situations. [ more ]

Los Angeles native Spencer Dinwiddie will be signing with the Lakers in the buyout market.

Dinwiddie will provide the Lakers with much-needed insurance at the guard position. [ more ]

The Lakers are primed to make a move in the buyout market after not making a trade before the deadline.

Their top priority is to add a ball-handling guard due to the lack of depth in that position on their roster. [ more ]

The Lakers targeted Spencer Dinwiddie in the buyout market to add a ball-handling guard.

Dinwiddie visited both the Knicks and Lakers before deciding to sign with the Lakers. [ more ]

The Lakers have the financial flexibility to outspend other teams in acquiring a buyout player.

The Lakers have needs for a backup center, wing depth, and 3-point shooting. [ more ]