The Los Angeles Lakers are staying put this offseason, dismissing rumors of pursuing Andrew Wiggins and focusing on internal growth. Despite LeBron James attracting interest from multiple teams like the Cavaliers,

Lakers beat writer Dan Woike says the team isn't interested in two-way wing Andrew Wiggins, a player it has been linked to lately.

After filling their void at center with former No. 1 pick Deandre Ayton, the next order of 2025 NBA offseason business for the Los Angeles Lakers should be beefing up their perimeter defense.

The LA Lakers have been heavily linked with Andrew Wiggins over the past few weeks. However, no deal has materialized.

Andrew Wiggins is set to begin the 2025-26 season with the Miami Heat, despite earlier trade rumors. The Heat's front office wants to evaluate the current roster before considering any trades involving Wiggins,

It seems like Andrew Wiggins being traded to the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason is a long shot. Lakers insider Jovan Buha said Monday during a question-and-answer session, "I don't know if Wiggins at this point is looking realistic" given what the Miami Heat are asking for in return.

The Lakers are interested in Andrew Wiggins, but Miami’s asking price of Rui Hachimura, Dalton Knecht, and a first-round pick could stall trade talks.

The Los Angeles Lakers are “not interested” in trading for Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins, according to NBA reporter Dan Woike of The Athletic. There