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Marcus Smart will sign with the Lakers after getting a buyout from Wizards, AP source says
Veteran guard Marcus Smart will sign with the Los Angeles Lakers after receiving a contract buyout from the Washington Wizards, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Sunday...

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How former Celtics fan favorite Marcus Smart’s deal with Lakers reportedly came to be
Reports: Marcus Smart intends to sign with Lakers after Wizards' buyout
Marcus Smart Reportedly Plans to Sign Lakers Contract After Wizards Buyout
According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the Washington Wizards and Smart reached an agreement on a contract buyout, and the veteran guard plans to sign a two-year $11 million contract with the Los Angele...

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Luka Dončić recruiting for Lakers ahead of contract extension decision
Insider says Lakers are working on a 'consolidation' trade to avoid waiving Jordan Goodwin
Marcus Smart is coming to the Lakers after agreeing to contract buyout
"Guard Marcus Smart has agreed to a contract buyout with the Washington Wizards and plans to sign a two-year, $11 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers after clearing waivers, sources told ESPN on...

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Marcus Smart Agrees to Buyout With Wizards, Plans to Sign With Lakers in Free Agency
Luka Doncic Reportedly Recruited Marcus Smart to Lakers amid Wizards Contract Buyout
Grading Lakers’ Free Agency: 3 Exceptional Additions So Far
Jake LaRavia, Deandre Ayton, and Marcus Smart headline Lakers’ calculated but impactful 2025 free agency class.
Darius Bazley injury update: Lakers player taken off court in wheelchair
The Lakers' Darius Bazley appeared to suffer a serious leg injury during the second quarter of an NBA Summer League game against the Celtics.
Lakers cut ties with 6-foot-5 scoring guard to make room for Marcus Smart
The Milwaukee Bucks are waiving superstar point guard Damian Lillard, using the stretch provision in the NBA’s collective bargaining agreement. Lions coach Dan Campbell says he still likes the team's defensive line depth, but they'll begin the season without two top defensive tackles.
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