VAST VIEW Lakers Patch Thin Frontcourt, Sign Center Lawson Lovering to Two-Way Deal
With depth behind Walker Kessler exposed, the Lakers moved fast to add big man Lawson Lovering on a two-way contract.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have signed center Lawson Lovering to a two-way contract, according to Yahoo Sports, a move aimed at shoring up a frontcourt that has shown cracks behind starting center Walker Kessler.
The signing addresses growing concerns about the team's depth at the center position, a weakness that has become increasingly apparent as the season progresses, per the report.
Two-way deals allow players to split time between the NBA roster and the G League, giving the Lakers added flexibility to manage minutes and development while bolstering their big man rotation.
Sources: Yahoo Sports
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