Currently in a negative spiral, the Lakers are considering some changes within their roster. Several names have been mentioned, but Rob Pelinka is exploring multiple avenues before the deadline. The latest rumor could please supporters.
Lakers GM Rob Pelinka: Defending champs ready to be aggressive in free  agency – Orange County Register
With a record of 5 defeats in the last 6 games, we cannot say that the Lakers have managed to continue after this success in the NBA Cup. Darvin Ham’s men may have gained too much confidence, but the results are still disappointing. This gloomy record of 16-15 is also there to confirm it. It’s still a little early to confirm it, but it looks like the front office will have work to do before the trade deadline.

A trade that fell through at the Lakers?

LeBron James, Anthony Davis probable for Warriors vs. Lakers Game 1 -  Golden State Of Mind
LeBron James, Anthony Davis and Austin Reaves are considered untouchable, which is not the case for the rest of the squad. D’Angelo Russell, Rui Hachimura and company are all on the move, at least if a good match presents itself. We know, for example, that Rob Pelinka has a new target in the person of Dejounte Murray, unhappy with the Hawks. The arrival of Zach LaVine should ultimately not take place.

 
A trade from Zach LaVine to the Lakers is now “unlikely” according to Kurt Helin.
It is entirely possible that the Lakers have decided to change their target. LaVine is a scorer, with no real playoff experience, while Murray is a leader who can create, which is more of what the Angelinos need right now. We could see him taking D’Angelo Russell’s place quite easily.

However, an agreement with the Hawks promises to be difficult. The franchise is not necessarily against this trade idea, but let’s say that it risks asking a lot, like Reaves for example. LaVine therefore remains an option, especially if the Bulls are not as greedy.

It’s probably better for the Lakers honestly
Dejounte Murray to the Lakers? It’s Zach LaVine who can lead. His trade to Los Angeles becomes unlikely, but a rebound remains possible before the February deadline. In any case, we feel the Lakers’ desire to take action.