JR Smith to be Signed to Lakers for Orlando Reboot

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JR Smith to be Signed to Lakers for Orlando Reboot

The Los Angeles Lakers are planning to sign free-agent guard JR Smith and submit his name as part of the franchise's roster for the restart in Orlando, Florida, sources told ESPN.

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Smith and the Lakers have been discussing a deal since starting guard Avery Bradley opted out of the season restart last week, sources said.

Smith, 34, hasn't played an NBA game since November 2018 with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Lakers open as a -1 point favorite facing off against the Clippers July 30.

The Lakers are the +225 favorite to win the 2020 NBA Championship.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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