The 2019 NBA offseason will most be remembered for the flurry of player movement that resulted in multiple All-Star players changing teams through trades and free agency.
The Los Angeles Lakers contributed to this with the Anthony Davis trade from the New Orleans Pelicans, giving them a bonafide second All-Star player to pair with LeBron James.
While Los Angeles fell short in their pursuit of Kawhi Leonard, the Lakers still managed to round out their roster with a handful of quality free-agent signings. With an emphasis on three-point shooting and defense, they added the likes of Avery Bradley, Danny Green, and Dwight Howard over the course of the summer.