He was the Lakers' solution to the 3-point problem, but was cut by Pelinka

The Los Angeles Lakers have a deep roster mixed with young talent and experienced players that are making everyone excited about what is to come in the future for the Purple and Gold.

But the offseason moves haven't stopped besides the front office still been "actively" looking to sign a big center, as they haven't found the right one to help the team in the strategy they have for the next campaign.

Still, one of the major problems the team had in the past few seasons is their 3-point shooting which has been below average, and one rookie that was set to be part of the solution was Cole Swider.

The two-way contract young player failed to show talent enough besides his sharp 3-point shooting this Summer League, and his roster place has gone to the Forward Alex Fudge instead.

The Lakers' young talent is promising for the future

There are some talented young players on the Lakers' roster for the next season, and the team seems to be headed in the right direction once the post-LeBron James era starts.