The team added Luka Doncic, Mark Williams, Dorian Finney-Smith and three other players over the past six weeks, while dealing away seven players and a host of draft picks.

NBA trade deadline has passed, and it was arguably the craziest deadline period in NBA history. That's because the league saw multiple star-studded blockbuster deals and several other moves that will alter not just this season's title race,

NBA trade deadline has passed and one thing is certain: the Lakers came out on top. The Lakers pulled off one of the most jaw-dropping moves in recent memory by acquiring Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks.

Christie and nine-time All-Star Anthony Davis were sent to Dallas in a blockbuster trade on Sunday that featured the Lakers landing Luka Doncic. Shipping out the franchise’s cornerstone player led to the Mavericks (26-25) being criticized for the deal but Christie adjusted well on the fly while Davis didn’t play on Tuesday due to injury.

Luka Doncic could make his debut with the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday, coach JJ Redick said Wednesday. Doncic participated in his first practice with the Lakers since joining the team in a stunning trade with Dallas last weekend.