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At the 2026 trade deadline, the Lakers swapped Gabe Vincent for Luke Kennard to boost 3-point shooting, costing their last second-round pick while preserving their lone first-rounder for potential summer moves; with an open roster spot they’ll target a buyout candidate as they push for the playoffs.
The Lakers traded Gabe Vincent to the Atlanta Hawks for sharpshooter Luke Kennard and a 2032 second-round pick. Kennard is shooting a league-best 49.7% from three this season off the bench and is expected to space the floor for LeBron James, Anthony Davis and Austin Reaves. The move is viewed as a marginal upgrade, with LA planning no more deals today and eyeing a bigger summer splash using about $60 million in cap space and multiple first-round picks (2026, 2031, 2032).
Gabe Vincent returned to the Los Angeles Lakers lineup after a three-month absence due to knee surgery, contributing 2 points, 1 assist, 1 rebound, and 1 steal in 14 minutes during their 116-104 win over the Brooklyn Nets. The 27-year-old guard, known for his tough defense and shot-making ability, expressed readiness to help the team as they head into the postseason. Vincent's return was welcomed by teammates and coach, with LeBron James congratulating him on his comeback.
The Los Angeles Lakers have downgraded guard Gabe Vincent to doubtful with left knee soreness, while forward Rui Hachimura has been ruled out with a left eye contusion for their game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Vincent, who signed with the Lakers in the offseason, is a strong defender and his absence will be felt. With Hachimura also out, Taurean Prince and Christian Wood could see more playing time. The Lakers may rely on Austin Reaves and D'Angelo Russell in the guard rotation, and LeBron James may play at the point guard position. The game is crucial for the Lakers, as the Clippers will be fatigued from a back-to-back game and the absence of James Harden.
Gabe Vincent and D’Angelo Russell will compete for the starting point guard position on the Los Angeles Lakers for the upcoming season. While Russell is the early favorite, Vincent has the opportunity to earn the spot if he outperforms him in training camp. Russell's playoff performance has been inconsistent, while Vincent had a solid showing in the 2023 NBA Playoffs for the Miami Heat. The competition between the two players will benefit the team, regardless of who ultimately starts.
D'Angelo Russell is currently the "early favorite" to start as the Lakers' point guard over Gabe Vincent, according to team sources. While Russell had an inconsistent performance in the playoffs, he played a crucial role in getting the Lakers to the postseason. Vincent, who had a breakout postseason, will provide strong competition for the starting spot. The Lakers' depth allows them to rely on multiple role players, making it a favorable situation for the team.
Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young reacted to the Los Angeles Lakers' signing of Gabe Vincent during an Instagram Live stream, congratulating him on his three-year, $33 million contract. Young also discussed the ongoing sagas of Ja Morant and Zion Williamson, expressing his support for both players and emphasizing their importance for the league.
The Los Angeles Lakers have made some moves in free agency, re-signing Rui Hachimura and adding Gabe Vincent, Taurean Prince, and Cam Reddish to their roster. They are still interested in re-signing D'Angelo Russell but have prioritized retaining Austin Reaves. Vincent's signing suggests that Dennis Schroder won't be returning to the Lakers. The team still has work to do, particularly in terms of adding a backup center and improving their shooting and perimeter defense.
The Los Angeles Lakers have made significant improvements to their roster during the first day of NBA free agency, focusing on low-cost players who fit their system. They re-signed Rui Hachimura and acquired D'Angelo Russell, Malik Beasley, Jarred Vanderbilt, Tauren Prince, and Cam Reddish. They also signed Gabe Vincent to a three-year, $33 million contract. The Lakers missed out on Bruce Brown and Eric Gordon but retained Dennis Schröder. The Toronto Raptors lost Fred VanVleet to the Houston Rockets and may face challenges with O.G. Anunoby's role and potential trade requests. Austin Reaves remains unsigned, with the Lakers expected to match any offer sheet.
Gabe Vincent, after a breakout postseason with the Miami Heat, is leaving the team to join the Los Angeles Lakers on a three-year, $33 million contract. Vincent's strong performance during the playoffs, where he averaged 12.7 points per game, played a significant role in the Lakers' decision to sign him.
Gabe Vincent, after a breakout postseason with the Miami Heat, has signed a three-year, $33 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. The deal is fully guaranteed, with no options. The Lakers have also re-signed forward Rui Hachimura and added former Portland Trail Blazers forward Cam Reddish. Vincent's strong performance in the playoffs played a significant role in the Lakers' decision to sign him. Hachimura thrived in the postseason as well, averaging 12.2 points and 3.6 rebounds in a bench role. Former Lakers guard Dennis Schröder is reportedly leaving to join the Raptors.
The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a three-year, $33 million deal with guard Gabe Vincent, who played a key role in the Miami Heat's playoff run last season. Vincent averaged 9.4 points per game and had five 20-point games in the postseason. The Lakers also reached an agreement to sign free agent forward Taurean Prince for one year and $4.5 million.
The Los Angeles Lakers have retained restricted free agent Rui Hachimura on a three-year, $51 million deal and added guard Gabe Vincent on a three-year, $33 million contract. Hachimura's return aligns with the Lakers' plan to keep their core of young players together, while Vincent brings another ball handler and playoff-level defender to the team. The Lakers also reached agreements with free agent forwards Taurean Prince and Cam Reddish.
NBA Twitter reacts to Gabe Vincent signing a three-year, $33M deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, with some fans expressing excitement about the Lakers' potential superteam, while others are skeptical about Vincent's impact on the team.
The Los Angeles Lakers made several moves on the first day of free agency, including agreeing to contracts with Rui Hachimura, Gabe Vincent, Cam Reddish, and Taurean Prince. Hachimura, a restricted free agent, agreed to a $51 million deal, while Vincent will earn $33 million. Reddish's contract details are unknown, but he provides size and athleticism to the team. Prince, who shot 38.1% from three-point range last season, is still finalizing the details of his contract.