The time has come for the Los Angeles Lakers to consider options for reshaping this NBA offseason and building around LeBron James.

In the first season of this new regime, James and Anthony Davis were able to remain healthy and this led to a championship. That was not the case this time around.

The Lakers missed the postseason with a new big three, including Russell Westbrook. This is the reason that Frank Vogel was let go and now, the roster should be shaken up as well.

The same can happen in Atlanta. After a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals, the Hawks fell to the eighth seed in the conference this time around. They were tasked with the Miami Heat in the first round. This was not the season the Hawks were hoping for after a busy offseason of negotiations.

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Both John Collins and Trae Young signed long-term deals this offseason and that was the front office keeping the core in town. This means other options have a chance to be moved if the Hawks find the right deals. Here, they would be able to find one with the Lakers.

Let’s take a closer look and see how this deal between the Lakers and Hawks would happen in the offseason.