The Lakers have three consecutive signings: Selected Thiero + Signed NCAA Scoring King. The No. 36 pick is looking forward to assisting Dong Zhan

On June 27, the 2025 NBA Draft had all ended. The Lakers finally selected Adu Tiero with the No. 36 pick, and then signed RJ Davis and Eric Dixon in succession.

At this year's draft, the Lakers gave away No. 55 draw + cash (about 2.5 million US dollars), got No. 45 draw from the Bulls, and originally planned to choose 2.16-meter center Ryan Calke Brenner, but the Lakers liked center was intercepted by the Hornets. Later, the Lakers sent No. 45 draw and cash to the Timberwolves for the No. 36 draw. In the end, the Lakers chose Adu Tiero, a forward player from the University of Arkansas. After being selected, Adu Tiero said: This feeling is so good, the dream comes true, and I am very happy to be here. And being able to play for the Lakers is of course the greatest happiness.

When asked about the lineup, Thiero smiled and said: I look forward to LeBron James the most, and I also look forward to learning from everyone, it should be very interesting. Especially if you have players like LeBron, Luca, Reeves, I am ready to work hard with everyone. After the draft, the Lakers signed two consecutive undrafts -

, according to reports, the Lakers signed a contract with North Carolina defender RJ Davis. According to Lakers reporter Dave McMenamin, RJ Davis signed an Exhibit-10 contract.

In the 2024-25 season, RJ Davis averaged 17.2 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game, shooting percentage of 41.3%, three-pointers and 87.3% from free throw percentage.

The Lakers also signed a contract with Villanova forward Eric Dixon, and both sides signed a two-way contract. Dixon is 24 years old, 2.03 meters tall and 116 kilograms. In the 24-25 season, Dixon averaged 34.8 minutes per game, scoring 23.3 points, 5.1 rebounds, 1.9 assists and shooting percentage 45% from the field and 41% from the three-pointers. He is the NCAA Division I scoring leader this season, and his three-pointers from the outside are very accurate.

So far, the Lakers have not successfully signed a center. What kind of strong center can Pelinka sign for James and Doncic? I can only wait and see.