Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome into the Lakers Nation.com live podcast. I am Trevor Lane. It's Friday evening.

We're going to talk some Lakers basketball here to kick off the weekend. Happy to see all of you here joining me tonight.

Got a few topics, got a few topics in mind here for us to get into. of them involving somebody who well frankly should be a

former laker but was not for basketball reasons we're going to talk a little bit a little bit about

chris paul will also talk about well the lakers the most tradable lakers on the roster taking a look

at who they could potentially wind up moving and how many players they really should move.

Plus, we'll talk a little bit about the NBA finals as well.

So once again, if you're joining from X, you're coming in from Facebook or most likely you're coming in from YouTube.

Fire them off. Hit me with your questions, your comments tonight.

We'll dive into them. Welcome in, everybody. All right. Let's get into this here. Let's talk first

and foremost. I guess, you know what? Let's just do it. Let's rip the Band-Aid off here.

Should the Lakers sign Chris Paul?

So today on the Pat McAfee show, Chris Paul was talking a little bit about what he wants to do.

He does want to play next season in the NBA.

CP3, an incredible player, all-time great, a legend, 40 years old, but does want to play next season

and does not want to leave his family again.

He wants to be near family, and his family just so happens to be based in Los Angeles.

So this is fueled a fresh round rumors that Chris Paul could maybe finally,

actually really this time, become a Los Angeles Laker.

Is this a good idea?

Now, obviously the elephant in the room, he could also become a Los Angeles clipper once again.

And maybe it makes even more sense for him to be a clipper than a Laker.

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