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The LA Lakers, perennial NBA contenders, are gearing up for a new season. With a mix of veterans and young players, the team is looking to make a deep postseason run. Last season, they made it to the Western Conference Semifinals, where they fell short against eventual champions, the Toronto Raptors.

This year, the Lakers have made some significant changes to their roster. They've brought in Anthony Davis, a dominant big man, to pair with LeBron James, one of the greatest players in the league. The addition of Davis gives them a formidable frontcourt, with both size and athleticism.

The Lakers also have a deep bench, with players like JaVale McGee and Dwight Howard providing a strong presence off the bench. Additionally, they've signed Troy Daniels, a sharpshooter, to provide an outside threat.

In the regular season, the Lakers were third in the Western Conference, with a record of 52-30. They lost to the Utah Jazz in the first round of the playoffs. This season, they're looking to build on that success and make a deeper run in the postseason.

The key to their success lies in the trio of Davis, James, and Avery Bradley, a defensive specialist. They need the supporting cast to step up and provide a consistent scoring punch. With their athleticism and size, the Lakers have the potential to be a top seed in the West and make a deep run in the playoffs.