AP: Lakers Point Guard D'Angelo Russell On Persistent Trade Rumors: 'I Genuinely, Humbly Don't Care'
Yes, Los Angeles Lakers veteran point guard D’Angelo Russell is well aware that he’s been the subject of rampant trade rumors.
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Yes, Los Angeles Lakers veteran point guard D’Angelo Russell is well aware that he’s been the subject of rampant trade rumors.
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