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D’Angelo Russell is one of the many questions that must be answered during the Lakers’ offseason. Russell, who is coming to the end of a four-year, $117,325,500 contract, is eligible to sign a two-year, $67.5 million extension before June 30. Russell averaged 17.8 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 6.2 assists per game. However, he is just one of many questions for the Lakers. They have a number of pending free agents, as well as the possibility of LeBron’s retirement.

Another source of free agency speculation is Kyrie Irving. The 31-year-old is set to explore the market after speculation that the Mavericks would not be re-upping after a few months of the Kyrie-Luka experiment began to emerge. While the Lakers have publicly waved off interest in Kyrie, they remain a popular candidate to acquire his services. However, the offseason is still in its infancy. Despite this, former NBA star and current analyst Jalen Rose believe that the team sent both players a message about their intentions during the playoffs.

The Knicks Need to Move On From Tom Thibodeau & Julius Randle

Knicks fans — take a deep breath. Yes, we just crashed out of the playoffs against the No. 8 seed Miami Heat. We fell flat on our face. All the memes and taunts will be undoubtedly flowing out across social media for the next few days. But I’m here to tell you, as a fellow Knicks fan, give yourself, and this team, a little grace. For the sake of our mental health, we need to follow Giannis’ recent comments: This season was not an utter failure.

We started the year under the long shadow of the Donovan Mitchell trade, the big signing of Jalen Brunson, and a mediocre year last season. We also got off to slow start this year, sitting in 10^th place at 10-13 at one point. But we turned it around and finished 5^th to avoid the Play-In all together. We exorcized our first round demons, upsetting the very Cavaliers that Mitchell now plays for, and progressed to the second round for the first time since 2013. And not to mention, this is our second postseason appearance in 3 years, a feat we haven’t pulled off since 2013 as well.