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Alex Regla has been covering the Lakers as a writer, podcaster and analyst since 2017. He currently continues to write for Silver Screen and Roll, and graduated from CSUN with a Bachelor’s Degree in English. His work has also been featured in outlets such as Bleacher Report, KCET and more.

Dalton Knecht is better than advertised

More than just a shooter, Dalton Knecht has injected punch and versatility to the Lakers’ soaring offense.

The Lakers still can’t stop the running game

Despite their strong start to the season, the Lakers are getting blitzed in transition at an ungodly rate. Again.

Max Christie and the Goldilocks principle

Max Christie is primed to have his biggest role yet for the Lakers this season, but making sure it’s the right size will be the key to his success.

Can JJ Redick help the Lakers hop on the offensive rebounding bandwagon?

The Lakers were the worst team in corralling their misses last season. JJ Redick is aiming to correct this as the rest of the NBA has rekindled their affection for the glass.

Can Rui Hachimura round out his game for the Lakers this season?

Los Angeles will need more than just offense from Rui Hachimura if they hope to keep pace in a daunting Western Conference.

Can Christian Wood remain healthy and consistent enough to make an impact?

After multiple knee procedures and a shaky first season with the Lakers, Christian Wood will get a second chance at redemption...if he can stay on the floor.

Can JJ Redick finally convince the Lakers to shoot more threes?

After years of steering away from the 3-point line, the Lakers’ new head coach, JJ Redick, will attempt to reroute the team’s offensive course.

In defense of D’Angelo Russell, who the Lakers will need heading into this season

It’s becoming increasingly likely the polarizing D’Angelo Russell will remain a Laker this season despite persisting trade buzz. Here’s why that’s more than fine.

3 internal developments that could help the Lakers improve next season

After an ongoing quiet offseason and no moves in free agency, the Lakers now must look in-house to find ways to get better.

The Lakers have a serious roster crunch issue

With a pair of new rookies joining the squad and several player options looming, the Lakers’ roster is suddenly overstuffed heading into free agency.