Lakers veteran center Alex Len was thought to be on his way to signing with the Pacers after being waived by the Wizards, but he changed his mind.

The Los Angeles Lakers knew they needed another center after the trade with Mark Williams fell through. Jaxson Hayes is going to have to be the starting center for the rest of the season. Even so, they needed a backup center because they didn't really have anyone else on the roster who could fit that bill.

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Coach JJ Redick used Gabe Vincent, Dalton Knecht, Dorian Finney-Smith, Jarred Vanderbilt and Alex Len as reserves against Charlotte and said they will continue to tinker with small-ball lineups.

After move to acquire center Mark Williams from the Hornets fell through, the Lakers filled the void by adding 12-year veteran Alex Len.

The Los Angeles Lakers were in desperate need of a big man after they traded Anthony Davis. Davis and Max Christie were sent to the Mavericks in exchange for Luka Doncic, among other things. Los Angeles tried to trade for Mark Williams but ultimately decided to fail his physical.

Even after signing free agent center Alex Len from the buyout market, the Lakers could use additional help at the center position.

Len made his debut with the Lakers earlier this week against the Utah Jazz and things didn't exactly go his way. The veteran looked very out of sorts and put together a pretty poo

After a chaotic week that nearly sent him to Indiana, the veteran big man made his Lakers debut—but it wasn’t pretty.

Alex Len outlines why he chose to change course and sign with the Los Angeles Lakers instead of the Indiana Pacers.

Once considered a rising offensive star, Wood is now struggling to find a team willing to bet on his skill set over his defensive liabilities.

Waiving Christian Wood was less about his talent and more about fit—Len offers the physicality and reliability the Lakers need right now.