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Lakers fans don’t want to overpay for Austin Reaves
It’s clear Austin Reaves is about to get paid, but Lakers fans don’t want to break the bank.
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Lakers Nation
· Jun 30, 2026
Jalen Duren Meeting With Lakers But Reportedly Prefers Kings’ Sign-And-Trade
The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly agreed to terms with Austin Reaves on a four-year, 185 million contract, but still face plenty of work ahead as free agency gets underway Tuesday afternoon. In addition to the future of LeBron James still hanging in the balance, the Lakers seemingly are in need of a top center that []
RealGM Basketball Wiretap
· Jun 25, 2026
Lakers Improved Offer To Austin Reaves From $30M Per Year To $46M With Pistons In Pursuit
The Los Angeles Lakers initially were offering Austin Reaves a contract worth approximately 30 million per season, but raised it on Wednesday to over 46 million per season. The improved terms came from the Lakers as it became clear that there were multiple teams, most notably the Detroit Pistons, preparing a four-year, 179 million maximum offer to Reaves. Austin Reaves, from what I understand, two days ago was somewhere around 30 million per year in his offer from the Lakers, said Brian Windhorst on Thursday's episode of First Take. A very good contract. A far cry from what they offered him yesterday. What they offered him yesterday and he agreed to was more than 45 million per year. That's a 50 percent increase in like 24 hours. Why? Leverage. Because the Detroit Pistons were lining it up. You saw last night they made to move off Isaiah Stewart. That cleared salary cap space. Reaves will make 41.3 million in Year 1 of his four-year, 185 million contract.
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Related coverage for "Lakers fans don’t want to overpay for Austin Reaves": Lakers Nation — Jalen Duren Meeting With Lakers But Reportedly Prefers Kings’ Sign-And-Trade. RealGM Basketball Wiretap — Lakers Improved Offer To Austin Reaves From $30M Per Year To $46M With Pistons In Pursuit