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The Los Angeles Lakers may lose the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade sweepstakes due to Luka Doncic's influence. The Lakers are expected to be linked to Antetokounmpo until a trade occurs.

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Let the offseason trade speculation for the Los Angeles Lakers begin.
Los Angeles was eliminated from championship contention on Monday via a crushing 115-110 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, who completed the 4-0 second-round sweep.
While it may start to feel like overkill, fans should expect Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo to be linked to the Lakers until a deal materializes. According to a report from The Athleticâs Dan Woike and Sam Amick, though, Luka Doncic could be the reason the Lakers ultimately lose the Antetokounmpo sweepstakes.
Luka Doncic's presence and performance may affect the Lakers' strategy and appeal in the trade market for Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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The information was reported by Dan Woike and Sam Amick from The Athletic.
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âDonÄiÄ has made it clear to the Lakers that he would like to continue playing with Reaves, according to league sources,â Woike and Amick wrote Tuesday. âBeyond their close friendship, DonÄiÄ believes in Reaves as a long-term piece next to him.â
âMultiple league sources said that belief was best illustrated when DonÄiÄ told people within the organization that he wouldnât want Reaves included in any potential trade packages for Milwaukeeâs Giannis Antetokounmpo.â
âDonÄiÄ, those sources say, would strongly prefer a team construction that includes him and Reaves alongside whatever star the Lakers could acquire. The Lakers are expected to explore Antetokounmpo trade scenarios this summer.â
It would be nearly impossible for the Lakers to acquire Antetokounmpo without packaging Reaves and other enticing assets in a blockbuster deal. Reaves would be a great rebuilding piece for the Bucks, as the Oklahoma product would provide Milwaukee with a proven bucket-getter whoâs been a part of several playoff-bound Lakers teams and would likely thrive as Milwaukeeâs No. 1 scoring option (though he must tighten up his ball-handling and eventually develop into a serviceable defender).
Reaves averaged 23.3 points, 5.5 assists, and 4.7 rebounds per game with the Lakers this season, connecting on 49.0% of his field goals and 36.0% of his three-point jumpers, but didnât move the needle for the franchise in the postseason.
If Doncic truly values his partnership with Reaves, though, itâs difficult to envision a scenario where the Lakers outbid franchises such as the New York Knicks, Boston Celtics, and Golden State Warriors for Antetokounmpo this summer.
Woike and Amickâs report is a major gut-punch for a Lakers squad that has yet to reach the NBA Finals with Reaves as one of the organizationâs primary playmakers.
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