The LA Lakers have acquired guard Luke Kennard from the Atlanta Hawks in a move that will send guard Gabe Vincent and a 2032 2nd-draft selection in exchange.
Luke is shooting a career-best almost 50% from the 3-point line in the current campaign, giving Los Angeles a sharpshooter on the wings for Doncic, Reaves, and LeBron.
Atlanta received a veteran player in that position and will have 11 million dollar trade exception and received a draft selection.
The new Lakers guard is 29 years old and has shot over 44% from the 3-point line during his time in the NBA. Kennard is averaging almost 8 points in 46 matches this campaign, his 9th in the league.
The Hawks will get Gabe, who is averaging almost 5 points in the current campaign, his 7th in the NBA.
Luke Kennard this season:
53.8% FG
49.7% 3PT
91.4% FTLeads the NBA in 3PT%. pic.twitter.com/YTP13NJJSL
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