LeBron James reportedly isn't harboring any resentment toward the Los Angeles Lakers for the way the blockbuster trade with the Dallas Mavericks for superstar guard Luka Dončić went down.

The Lakers have indirectly made it clear that they're now building their roster for and around Luka Doncic and not LeBron James.

It's safe to say Anthony Davis has impressed Spencer Dinwiddie when the two shared a locker room in Dallas and L.A.

The Lakers are subtly shifting their focus to Luka Doncic, evident in his involvement in key organizational updates and private meetings, while LeBron James remains uninformed. This transition suggests a strategic handover,

To the Lakers’ credit, the franchise prioritized signing former No. 1 overall pick Deandre Ayton as Davis' ideal last Wednesday. Ayton officially joined Los Angeles on Sunday. “OFFICIAL: Welcome to the Purple & Gold, Deandre,” The Lakers announced on X/Twitter.

The Dallas Mavericks look to be a big team next season. They already had a large frontcourt with Anthony Davis at power forward and the rotating center combo of Dereck Lively II and Daniel Gafford, but that was only emphasized when they won the Draft Lottery and selected Cooper Flagg, the consensus top player in the class.

Anthony Davis trade is still at the forefront of many Mavericks fans' minds, as the trade vastly shifted the NBA landscape and the trajectory of both organizations involved.While the Mavericks got extremely lucky and will be able to fiddle between their present and future timelines with Flagg now joining the mix,

In February, the Los Angeles Lakers traded 10-time All-Star Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks in a blockbuster deal that sent Luka Doncic the other way. However, the season ended in disappointment as the Mavericks failed to make the playoffs,

Dalton Knecht recalled a fearless and unforgettable first practice with the Lakers’ superstars where he even tried to dunk on Anthony Davis.