Terrence Ross

Finding more shooters needs to be the main priority for the Lakers this offseason after finishing as the 21st team in the NBA in three-point percentage.

Los Angeles was the second-worst team in three-point efficiency to make the playoffs (only the Washington Wizards were worse). In light of that, Terrence Ross of the Orlando Magic is a player that should be of interest to the Lakers this offseason.

Ross has been stuck in Orlando for the past four seasons, operating as the team’s sixth-man off of the bench. The former eighth-overall pick of the Toronto Raptors is a streaky scorer that can get hot at times.

I think of Terrence Ross as a souped-up version of Caldwell-Pope, so the Lakers would probably take a liking to Ross as a player. Over the past three seasons, Ross has averaged 14+ points per game and is shooting a modest 36.2 percent from beyond the arc in that same timespan while taking 6.8 threes per game.

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Even though Terrence Ross wouldn’t be the flashiest acquisition, he would definitely bring more shooting to the Lakers.