Luka Dončić‘s manager, Lara Beth Seager, told Dan Woike of The Athletic that the NBA superstar has “moved on” from the Dallas Mavericks trading him to the Los Angeles Lakers.  Dončić was devastated when the Mavericks traded him to the Lakers last season because he wanted to spend his entire career with Dallas.

Luka Doncic is putting his future in the Lakers' hands. He'll have to wait before they can really reward his trust.

The 5-time All-Star and 5-time All-NBA First Team guard re-signs with L.A. to avoid free agency next offseason.

LeBron James may have been notably absent from Luka Dončić’s press conference or celebration on Saturday, but he still congratulated the Lakers new superstar.

The Luka Dončić trade was considered an all-time NBA heist the moment it was consummated. An injury-prone superstar, a third-year guard with less than 3,000 minutes on his career resume and a single first-round pick from the second-winningest team in NBA history were all it took for the Los Angeles Lakers to land a then-25-year-old MVP candidate one year removed from not only a trip to the NBA Finals,

LeBron James is “supportive and understanding” of the Los Angeles Lakers building for the future with Luka Dončić, according to NBA insider Shams Charania of ESPN. LeBron turns 41 in December, while Dončić turns 27 in February.