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After being eliminated in the first round of the playoffs in the 23-24 season, the Lakers' operations so far in the offseason have been extremely disappointing. They only completed the contract renewals of James and Christie (the two contract renewals are not cost-effective), and rookies Knecht and Bronny are the only two "new players" introduced by the Lakers. Faced with such a bad situation, Lakers reporter Jovan Buha revealed that the Lakers management has enough patience and looks forward to the return of Vincent and Vanderbilt from injury, as well as Christie's performance after entering the rotation, and believes that the team will eventually complete the ideal reinforcement transaction.

Therefore, since the offseason, the Lakers have once again become an "interested team" and are interested in almost all the bigger-name players in the free and trade markets.

During this period, he discussed trade possibilities with many teams. The latest target was Trail Blazers forward Grant, and the two sides were close to reaching a deal.

Unfortunately, the Trail Blazers asked for two first-round picks and were unwilling to take over Russell, which led to Pelinka calling a halt to the transaction at the last minute, and the two sides were in a stalemate.