Share
Lakers365
×
Search Share Facebook
  • Home
  • News
  • Forum
  • Schedule
  • Roster
  • Arena
  • Shop
  • Tickets
  • Facebook
  • Home
  • News
  • Lakers let stretch deadline pass on Nick Young

Lakers let stretch deadline pass on Nick Young

ProBasketballTalk
Published September 1, 2016 at 6:50 AM

Share
 Share this on Twitter Share this on Facebook Share this on Threads Share this on Bluesky Flip into Flipboard Share this on Reddit Share via SMS Share via Email

The Lakers are reportedly willing to waive Nick Young if they can't trade him. They just didn't do it yesterday. The Lakers let the Aug. 31 deadline to stretch a player's 2016-17 salary pass with Young still on the roster. He'll count $5,443,918 against the cap this season. This was the wise move, because the [...]

Click here to view the whole article
The above link leads to an external page. Lakers365.com has no control over its contents.

Trending News

  • Blockbuster NBA Trade Idea Pairs Luka Doncic With Former Teammate on Lakers
    Yahoo! Sports • May 17
  • Fans Don't Love Insider's Bold Lakers, Warriors Take For Next Season
    Yahoo! Sports • May 16
  • What do rival NBA executives feel are the Lakers' best trade assets?
    Yahoo! Sports • May 16
  • So far for the Lakers, it's been status quo in the offseason
    Los Angeles Times • May 16
  • Massive 3-Team Trade Idea: Supertalented Center And Proven Wing To Lakers; Ja Morant To Heat
    Yahoo! Sports • May 16
  • Bleacher Report trade idea gives the Lakers a very gifted but risky center
    Yahoo! Sports • May 17
All News
©2010-2025 Lakers365.com. Part of Skybox 360 Media, LLC. Partner of USA TODAY Sports Digital Properties.
USA TODAY Sports Digital Properties
This fan site is dedicated to the Lakers and their fans. It is in no way affiliated with the NBA or any of its teams. All teams and players mentioned on this site are registered trademarks of the NBA. All content comes from information found on other sites, and is the property of their respective owners. This site was born on December 30, 2010.
Contact Us | Privacy Statement