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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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Marcus Smart joining Lakers on 2-year deal after buyout with Wizards

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Marcus Smart agrees to buyout with Wizards, will sign 2-year, $11 million deal with Lakers: Report

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Lakers' Dalton Knecht Reportedly Not Viewed as 1st-Round Draft Pick Value in Trade

The Los Angeles Lakers are going to need to free some cap space to complete the reported signing of veteran guard Marcus Smart.

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Marcus Smart, Wizards agree to contract buyout, with Lakers as likely destination: Source

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Lakers Reportedly Waive Shake Milton, Save $3M in Salary Cap for Marcus Smart Contract

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Marcus Smart has been working hard on his conditioning this summer

“I’m likewise told that Smart (like [Luka] Dončić) has been working hard on his body this summer,” Stein wrote.

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Lakers sign 7-foot-1 center to join Deandre Ayton in suddenly improved frontcourt

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What the experts are saying about Marcus Smart coming to the Lakers

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Summer League Grades for Wizards' Rookie Class

League is officially over for the Washington Wizards, so let's grade how their rookies performed during their NBA debuts.

NBA 2K26 Summer League: Wizards rally past Knicks in final game for both teams

Dillon Jones scored 25 points to lead the Washington Wizards to a 94-85 win over the New York Knicks in the NBA 2K26 Summer League at Pavilion on Saturday.

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SB Riley grad Blake Wesley agrees to contract buyout with Wizards, becomes free agent

Former SB Riley and Notre Dame guard Blake Wesley will have never played a minute for the Washington Wizards after the team announced they'd reached a buyout on

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Wizards Guard Maps Out His Planned Offensive Leap

Spots on next year's Washington Wizards' roster are at a premium. They're not your average bottom-dwellers, the sort of roster filled out by loose change and sp

Wizards' Will Riley: Won't play Saturday

Riley has played his last game during the Las Vegas Summer League. The Illinois product played in only two games, averaging 10.5 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game, shooting 58.3 percent from the field and 57.1 percent from three-point range.

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