The Los Angeles Lakers put more pieces of their revamped roster together on Saturday, agreeing to a one-year deal with free-agent center DeMarcus Cousins and bringing back point guard Rajon Rondo. ESPN said Cousins' deal is for $2.3 million, citing Cousins' agent, Jeff Schwartz of Excel Sports. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported the agreement and said that while Cousins, who turns 29 next month, had drawn interest from the Miami Heat, and that former teammate Anthony Davis and several other Lakers convinced him to join them in Los Angeles.