The Los Angeles Lakers could bring back a Utah Jazz second-unit contributor who spent four seasons with the Lakers.

The Los Angeles Lakers find themselves in a very curious spot as we approach the NBA trade deadline. Los Angeles has looked like a true contender at different times this season but they have also looked very vulnerable at other times.

The Los Angeles Lakers are considering a trade with the Utah Jazz to address their recent struggles. They aim to acquire Collin Sexton and Walker Kessler to enhance their point guard and center positions.

The Los Angeles Lakers must identify priority targets before the Feb. 6 deadline. An evolving Utah Jazz duo with instant impact potential could soon land with the Lakers. "After going on a small winning streak and climbing the ranks in the Western Conference standings,

The Los Angeles Lakers are trying very hard to upgrade their roster with the trade deadline approaching. They have already made a trade for Dorian Finney-Smith, but that's not enough. This trade idea would certainly be enough.

While Lakers fans are hoping for significant roster upgrades, the front office continues to be patient before the trade deadline. Even though the Lakers have shown all season that they are not good enough to compete for a championship this season,