Max Christie is primed to have his biggest role yet for the Lakers this season, but making sure it’s the right size will be the key to his success. With little changes to the roster over the summer, eagle-eyed Lakers fans have tuned into the preseason for any signs of newness.
The Los Angeles Lakers are coming into the 2024-25 NBA season as the only team in the league who did not make any free agent signings in the offseason.
Los Angeles Lakers rising star Max Christie is reportedly dating popular actress Jenna Ortega. The two were recently spotted together at Nobu in Malibu, one of the most high-profile celebrity spots, fueling speculation about their relationship.
The Los Angeles Lakers are hoping Max Christie becomes an integral part of their rotation during the 2024-25 season after they re-signed him in free agency.
Improved and impressive third-year Laker Max Christie is showing true signs of a different player than Lakers fans are used to seeing. With his defense showing the most development so far, Christie received praise from his squad mates and coach over the weekend as they gave their input on what they’re seeing on the court.
When the Los Angeles Lakers decided to extend Max Christie to a four-year, $32 million contract after a season where he only averaged 14 minutes a game, it was clear that the front office was banking on his potential.
Max Christie opened his third season with a bang, showing out in a big way for the Lakers in their preseason opener and drawing the praise of teammate Austin Reaves.
The Los Angeles Lakers dropped their preseason opener to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday night, but there were still some positives to take away with the play of Max Christie being chief among them.
While the Los Angeles Lakers didn’t make any meaningful additions to the roster this past offseason, they did manage to re-sign Max Christie to a four-year, $32 million deal.
Max Christie entered the 2023-24 season with high expectations after being drafted by the Lakers in 2022. However, under head coach Darvin Ham, Christie struggled to carve out a consistent role in the Lakers’ rotation.
With LeBron James and Anthony Davis both sitting out the Los Angeles Lakers’ preseason opener against the Minnesota Timberwolves, it set the stage for the young guys to shine.
One area where the Los Angeles Lakers are not lacking is depth at guard, and two players to watch this upcoming season are former $33 million free agent acquisition Gabe Vincent and 21-year-old sharpshooter Max Christie, both of whom are expected to take big steps forward.
One piece of consistent messaging that has come from the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason is that Max Christie — the third-year Michigan State guard — is going to see a drastic increase in role and responsibility this season.
The Los Angeles Lakers are heading into the 2024-25 season with the hope that third-year guard Max Christie can become a firm part of the rotation. New head coach JJ Redick has made it clear his plans for Christie, and that involves maximizing his 3-and-D skillset to give the Lakers a boost on the perimeter.
The Lakers opened training camp on Monday with Max Christie standing out, JJ Redick revealing the size of his rotation and LeBron James talking about an early point of focus.
Training camp hasn’t even started yet and JJ Redick has already made it clear he’s a big fan of Max Christie. One of the biggest points of contention both internally and externally for the Lakers last season was the playing time, or lack thereof, for Max Christie.
Ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers training camp starting next week, general manager Rob Pelinka and new head coach JJ Redick spoke with the media on Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Lakers are a couple of weeks away from the start of their 2024-25 season. After an underwhelming season, the Lakers will look to make their mark this season. It will be a tall task ahead, but the team believes it has the pieces to compete with the best teams in the NBA.
Despite seeing minimal action over the last two seasons, many Lakers fans still hoped that Max Christie would stick around as he entered free agency. He allowed fans to breathe a sigh of relief before the offseason officially commenced, re-signing with the purple and gold on a four-year, $32 million contract.
The Los Angeles Lakers' biggest non-LeBron James free agency move this summer was the club's decision to sign third-year shooting guard Max Christie to a fairly generous, fully guaranteed, four-season, $32 million contract as a restricted free agent.
Los Angeles Lakers superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis are poised for another dominant season, but their championship aspirations hinge on the performances of their supporting cast.
Los Angeles Lakers fans may be getting at least one wish granted next year.
This offseason, the Los Angeles Lakers made headlines by signing Max Christie to a four-year, $32 million deal. For some, this decision was surprising, especially considering Christie’s lackluster performance during the 2023-24 NBA season.
Here are four players I think could “break out” next season in the sense that they go from a fringe rotation piece to a mainstay for a team.
The deal is worth approximately $32M and will include a player option, most likely in the final year.
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