Lakers make two minor roster tweaks ahead of final two preseason games

The Lakers made a couple of moves on the margins of their roster as they prepare to start the regular season next week.

The Los Angeles Lakers have two preseason games remaining, and as they near their regular-season opener, they made two minor roster moves on Monday.

They waived guard LJ Figueroa, whom they signed a couple of days ago. Figueroa did not play in the team’s game against the Golden State Warriors on Sunday, which it won, 124-121.

At the same time, the Lakers picked up Bryce Hamilton, a 6-foot-4 rookie guard who played four seasons at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Last season, as a senior, he averaged 21.8 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists while hitting 34.6% from 3-point land.

At this point, players such as Hamilton are most likely candidates for the South Bay Lakers than the NBA Lakers.

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