Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome into the Lakers Nation.com podcast. I am Trevor Lane. Got a lot to get into on today's show. Zach Levine, should the Lakers actually pursue a trade for him? He blew up over the weekend for the Bulls. We'll talk a bit about that. Also need to talk about Anthony Davis at the power forward. We're seeing more and more experimentation with that from JJ Reddick.

We'll chat about that a little bit.

Take a look at some of the numbers behind preseason for the Lakers in a few key areas.

And we'll take a look at the week ahead as we look forward to preseason wrapping up

and the regular season beginning in short order.

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All right, let's kick things off with Zach Levine.

A lot of Lakers fans asking the question,

should the Lakers go ahead and trade for Zach Levine?

Probably the most readily available player that's out there of some notoriety that could be

attainable for the Lakers for very little cost in terms of future draft capital.

In fact, let's face it, if you're giving up any draft capital for Zach Levine, you've done something wrong. You've made a mistake if you're giving up any, well, okay, all right, a second round pick. If you have to give up a second round pick, something like that. All right. But if you're giving up a future first, something's gone horribly wrong. And that's not to say that Zach Levine is a bad basketball

player. He's not. I mean, just look at what he did over the weekend. Zach Levine was fantastic.

Drop 28 points on the Memphis Grizzlies. Yes, yes, big disclaimer. It's preseason, but still,

28 points on 6 of 6 from deep. That's what Zach Levine did. A lot of his scoring coming

off of screens and curls looking really good. In fact, he said that his foot injury last

season actually hampered him. And so he's actually better now than he was last season.

And Zach Levine again, 28 points, four assists, assists two steals six of six from three nine of

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