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ESPN surveyor Eidrien Vodnhnarovsky, referring to sources close to the club, reports that the Lakers will soon sign a contract with 34-year-old Smith, who has not been seen on NBA courts since 2018.
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The Los Angeles team has been longing for reinforcements since starting five-player Eiver Bradley announced he would not be going to Orlando for the rest of the NBA season.
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Smith and the Lakers have almost signed a contract, so the last signatures are left.
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The experienced basketball player last played in the NBA in 2018, when he represented the Cleveland Cavaliers. He already trained with the Lakers in February, but the unit signed a contract with defender Dion Weiters.
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Experienced Rayon Rondo will also help one of the strongest teams in the league this season. Eiveria is expected to bear the burden of Alex Carouso and Kentavios Caldwell-Poup.
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Smith has spent 15 seasons in the NBA in total. In 2004, he was nominated by the New Orleans team. During his career, Smith also played for the Denver Nuggets and the New York Knicks, where I won the award in 2013 as the league’s sixth player.
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In 2016, Smith, along with his future teammate Lebron James, became the NBA Cavaliers champion.
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Transfers to the NBA are allowed until July 1, but six days later the clubs have to arrive in Orlando, where the end of the season is expected.
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The NBA season will resume on July 31 with 22 teams meeting at Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando.
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