LA Lakers' current roster isn't the contending team GM Rob Pelinka promised.

Not only the Los Angeles Lakers fandom is mad at the team's GM Rob Pelinka, but also NBA experts and analysts don't have the squad as a real contender for the 2022-2023 championship.

The Lakers' roster, as currently constructed, doesn't make sense. It's imbalanced and screaming for a trade. The only recent movement was the addition of the guards Patrick Beverley and Dennis Schröder, who came back a year after his release

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Juan Toscano Anderson hasn't been in any headlines but is one of the best signings of the offseason after just winning a championship with the Golden State Warriors.

At the moment, the GM Rob Pelinka has lost a lot of players that wanted to other teams; with the opportunity window closing, fans are afraid that the roster will stay as it is now.

The Los Angeles Lakers are betting on a young talent-veterans combination.

It hasn't been talked a lot about. Still, the Lakers are also betting on some of their young talent and rookies, including the already proved Austin Reaves, a recovered Kendrick Nunn, and new rookies like Scotty Pippen Jr, Cole Swider, Javante McCoy, Max Christie, and Fabian White.