He hasn't made his debut yet with the Lakers, already made history with the team

The Los Angeles Lakers have one of the most interesting rookies as a guard, and funny enough, he wasn't even drafted, as GM Rob Pelinka and the purple and gold scouting department detected his promising talent.

The Lakers signed D'Moi Hodge with a two-way contract, and his performances in the Summer League showcased that he has a lot of potential and could be one of the best rookies in years for the team.

But Hodge has already made history, as he is the first player ever from the British Virgin Islands to play in the NBA. The Lakers have this rookie that is making history for his Country.

Hodge was one of the standouts of the Summer League for the purple and gold after Max Christie and alongside the other undrafted prospect Colin Castleton.

Castleton and Hodge stole the spotlight from the Lakers' Draft Picks' selections

The Lakers drafted Jalen Hood-Schifino and Maxwell Lewis, but the two standouts were the undrafted players with two-way contracts, Colin Castleton and D'Moi Hodge. The fans are more excited about them ahead of the next season.