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I've worn a lot of sunglasses brands in my life, and I can assure you, Oakley is not only the best looking, but the best quality out there. Head on over to oakley.com for more information. Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome into the Lakersnation.com podcast. I am Trevor Lane. You can find me on Twitter at Trevor underscore Lane over on Instagram at Trevor Lane, NBA, as well as on threads, which is now a thing. At Trevor Lane NBA, you can find me there as well. And, of course, find the Lakers Nation account at Lakers Nation official on threads. I'm going to talk a little bit more about that on today's show. This whole threads thing suddenly taking off. So it's literally been in existence for like a few hours as I'm recording this. And it is absolutely just taking off. So I'm going to talk a little bit about that and what it might mean for this industry. But I'm going to put that at the end of the show. We're going to get into all the basketball stuff, of course, first so we don't bury the lead here. Because obviously, we've got to talk about Summer League. We've got to talk about the summer Lakers. What we've seen from them, the good, the bad, the ugly, everything in between. We're going to get into all of that. We're going to talk a little bit about what to expect coming up in Las Vegas. the Lakers now leave the California classic in Northern California and are going to head to Las Vegas. They're going to be playing Friday night in Las Vegas. I am heading out to Las Vegas on Thursday. So the day most of you are listening to this or watching this, I'm going to be traveling to Las Vegas to be out there to cover the team and do all that kind of stuff.

And we'll be doing a lot of work out of Blue Wire Studios at the win as well.

So we've got that to look forward to.

You've seen some videos and stuff coming out of there.

But we also need to talk about the Lakers Center position.

And I think that's where we really need to start this show.

So let's begin right there. And let's go with this news that came out.

Mobamba signed with the 76ers. Now what? So that is now three players, former Lakers,

who have signed for veteran minimum deals. Let me kind of clue you in a little bit. Typically

when you see Adrian Wojnarowski, Shams

Tarania, any of the newsbreakers, when they put out there on Twitter, or perhaps now on

threads, that Player X signs a one-year deal with this team via this agent, right?

This agent of whatever sports agency lets us know.

That almost always, when you hear one year deal and they don't say the dollar amount,

that almost always means it's a veteran minimum.

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