With the 2020-21 season right around the corner, the Los Angeles Lakers and their front office have faced several tough decisions in free agency.
While Anthony Davis is widely expected to re-sign and remain with the Lakers for the foreseeable future, vice president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka was tasked with sorting out who to retain in effort to keep the roster at a championship level.
Avery Bradley, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Dwight Howard, Markieff Morris and Rajon Rondo all became free agents. Bradley agreed to join the Miami Heat, and Howard is now a member of the Philadelphia 76ers.