Austin Reaves had a particularly tough postseason. All of his numbers went down, including his three-point shooting numbers. He's already a bad defensive player, so that meant he wasn't being effective at all on the court.

It would take a lot for the Lakers to part with Austin Reaves, a player they and their fans love and is very productive but has weaknesses.

Fresh off a loss in the second round of the NBA playoffs, the Los Angeles Lakers are weighing all their options for the upcoming offseason, including on the trade market. While the Lakers would prefer not to break up their star-studded trio, they might consider something major if there's an opportunity to add a well-established center.