Los Angeles Lakers guard Dalton Knecht is confirmed to play in Summer League this year as he heads into his sophomore season.

In an exclusive interview with Silver Screen & Roll, Dalton Knecht reflected on his rookie season, his connection with LA and ...

Since being drafted a year ago, Knecht has had bright moments and adversity in his rookie season, and has ambitions to ...

Speaking with reporters after Summer League practice on Wednesday, Lakers guard Dalton Knecht weighed in on the team's latest ...

Trade speculation surrounding Knecht first surfaced at the deadline when the Lakers reportedly packaged him in a failed deal ...

Dalton Knecht’s NBA journey began as the 17th overall pick in last year’s draft. As a rookie, Knecht has had the unique privilege of learning firsthand from LeBron James, who continues to ...

Trade rumors swirled around Knecht midseason. He was nearly involved in a deal to the Charlotte Hornets for rookie center Mark Williams, alongside Cam Reddish and a 2031 first-round pick, though the ...

That's why Knecht doesn't have much time to grow with this team. Last year as a rookie, Knecht averaged 9.1 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 0.8 assists per game.

Lakers sharpshooter Dalton Knecht may end up being nothing more than trade bait, but if he isn't, he wants to play with LeBron James for a long time.

Los Angeles Lakers wing Dalton Knecht told TMZ he is hoping to get to play with LeBron James for another 5-10 years.

When asked about LeBron James, who teased retirement with an advertisement post on Saturday, Knecht said, "He said he can play another five, 10 years. Me and ‘Bron could run it for another five ...

The interviewer asked Knecht about his superstar teammate, LeBron James, and how long he could go for. The 24-year-old said the 40-year-old said he could play for at least five to ten more years.