A popular topic all week, in the wake of Denver sweeping the Lakers out of the Western Conference finals, was the notion that L.A. could emerge as a potential sign-and-trade destination for Dallas’ free agent-to-be Kyrie Irving.

Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving going to the Los Angeles Lakers isn’t likely, but even if it has a real chance of happening, the return for Dallas would have to be much more than D’Angelo Russell.

A popular topic all week, in the wake of Denver sweeping the Lakers out of the Western Conference finals, was the notion that L.A. could emerge as a potential sign-and-trade destination for

Well, those Kyrie Irving to the Los Angeles Lakers rumors are getting killed quickly, huh. Before the start of the postseason, there was talk about the star point guard reuniting with LeBron James in LA.

All-Star Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving will be reaching unrestricted free agency this summer, and it's no secret that there has been mutual interest between Irving and your Los Angeles Lakers in the past.

For the second offseason in a row, many are speculating that Kyrie Irving wants to join the Los Angeles Lakers, and that they may try to land him. In addition, there is speculation LeBron James is pushing for that to happen.