Name a Los Angeles Lakers player (2020-2026)
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Darren Collison
Mac McClung
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Alex Fudge
Alfonzo McKinnie
Armel Traoré
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Adou Thiero
Alex Len
Andre Drummond
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- Darren CollisonHe quit the NBA in June 2019 at 31, a starting point guard in his prime, citing family and his faith. On Christmas Eve 2021, with the Lakers gutted by the Omicron outbreak, he signed a ten-day hardship contract. Three games, thirty-seven minutes, four points total — and he never played in the league again.
- Mac McClungHis entire Lakers career is one game: the final night of the 2021-22 season, twenty-two minutes, six points, on a two-way deal signed days earlier. He then won the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 2023, 2024 and 2025 — three straight, almost all of it while playing in the G League.
- Alex Fudge
- Alfonzo McKinnie
- Armel Traoré
- Chaundee Brown Jr.
- Chris Mañon
- Christian Koloko
- Cole Swider
- Colin Castleton
- D'Moi Hodge
- Damian Jones
- Davon Reed
- Devontae Cacok
- Dylan Windler
- Harry Giles III
- Jay Huff
- Jemerrio JonesTwo games in December 2021 — his second spell with the club, three years after a six-game cameo in 2019.
- Mason Jones
- Matt RyanSame name as the NFL quarterback, and he had been driving for DoorDash between basketball jobs. On 2 November 2022 he tied a game against New Orleans with a three at the buzzer.
- Maxwell Lewis
- Quincy Olivari
- Scotty Pippen Jr.
- Sekou Doumbouya
- Shaquille HarrisonEight games as a Laker, every one of them during the 2023 run to the Western Conference finals. He never played a regular-season minute for the team.
- Skylar Mays
- Sterling Brown
- Trey Jemison
- Troy Daniels
- Adou Thiero
- Alex Len
- Andre Drummond
- Avery Bradley
- Ben McLemore
- Cam Reddish
- Christian Wood
- D.J. Augustin
- DeAndre Jordan
- Dion Waiters
- Dorian Finney-Smith
- Drew Timme
- Isaiah ThomasTwo Lakers spells: seventeen games after the 2018 deadline, then four more on a ten-day hardship deal in December 2021, long after the All-NBA season in Boston.
- Jake LaRavia
- Jalen Hood-Schifino
- Jared Dudley
- JaVale McGee
- Jordan Goodwin
- Juan Toscano-Anderson
- Kendrick Nunn
- Kent Bazemore
- Kobe Bufkin
- Lonnie Walker IV
- Luke Kennard
- Malik Beasley
- Marc Gasol
- Markieff Morris
- Max Christie
- Maxi KleberCame over in the Dončić trade and never played a regular-season game for the Lakers that season. His only 2025 appearance was one playoff game.
- Mo Bamba
- Montrezl Harrell
- Nick Smith Jr.
- Quinn Cook
- Shake Milton
- Spencer Dinwiddie
- Stanley Johnson
- Talen Horton-Tucker
- Taurean Prince
- Thomas Bryant
- Trevor Ariza
- Tristan ThompsonEvery one of his Lakers appearances came in the 2023 playoffs — six games, no regular-season minutes.
- Troy Brown Jr.
- Wayne Ellington
- Wenyen Gabriel
- Wesley Matthews
- Alex CarusoA two-way signing in 2017 who became the loudest cult hero of the 2020 title team, then left for Chicago in free agency.
- Bronny JamesDrafted 55th in 2024. On 22 October that year he and his father became the first father and son to play together in an NBA game.
- Carmelo Anthony
- D'Angelo Russell
- Dalton Knecht
- Danny Green
- Deandre Ayton
- Dennis Schröder
- Gabe Vincent
- Jarred Vanderbilt
- Jaxson Hayes
- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
- Kyle Kuzma
- Malik Monk
- Marcus Smart
- Patrick Beverley
- Rajon Rondo
- Rui Hachimura
- J.R. SmithSigned for the 2020 bubble restart, played ten playoff games, won a ring.
- Kostas AntetokounmpoFive games in 2019-20 and a ring a full year before Giannis.
- Anthony DavisTraded in, won a title in his first season, and was traded out again in February 2025 as the price of Luka Dončić.
- Austin ReavesUndrafted in 2021, and by 2025-26 the team's second-leading scorer at 23 a game.
- Dwight HowardA second Lakers stint nobody wanted, taken on a non-guaranteed deal in 2019, and it ended with a ring.
- LeBron JamesSigned in 2018, won the 2020 title inside the Orlando bubble, and by October 2024 was sharing an NBA floor with his own son.
- Luka DončićArrived in February 2025 in a deal reporters had to re-confirm before publishing.
- Russell Westbrook
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