The Los Angeles Lakers have made several new additions to their roster over the offseason. <\/p>\n
On Saturday, the team announced that they had added four more players (to Exhibit 10 deals). <\/p>\n
Via ESPN’s Dave McMenamin:<\/a> “The Lakers have signed RJ Davis, Eric Dixon, Arthur Kaluma and Augustus Marciulionis, the team announced. All are signed to Exhibit 10 deals.”<\/p>\n The Lakers have signed RJ Davis, Eric Dixon, Arthur Kaluma and Augustus Marciulionis, the team announced. All are signed to Exhibit 10 deals.<\/p>\n \u2014 Dave McMenamin (@mcten) July 26, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n Many NBA fans reacted to the news on social media. <\/p>\n @Rome_Beast: “so we still have an open 2 way spot <\/p>\n maybe these guys all fight at training camp to get it”<\/p>\n @HINZFIT: “Arthur and RJ followed they journey thus far and I\u2019m still interested in what they offer the organization”<\/p>\n @LiaudwinJr: “Dixon is the best of the bunch”<\/p>\n @baebaesrenee: “always loved & respected RJ\u2019s game he\u2019s a hard worker can\u2019t wait to see him play for my team \ud83d\udc9c\ud83d\udc9b”<\/p>\n @Verysimpleidea: “Eric Dixon is a very intriguing prospect. Curious to see how he looks when healthy.”<\/p>\n @train_abc: “TRADE LUKA AND BUILD AROUND RJ DAVIS.”<\/p>\n @hoodieskeenasz: “Kaluma is the darkhorse. He played really well in his time on the court. I like him to make a two way.”<\/p>\n @Hooptalkwin: “Love these signings my pick for the last two way is going to be between Dixon and kaluma.”<\/p>\n @clt_ham23: “Damn..I forgot the Lakers got the LEADING SCORER IN COLLEGE TOO \ud83d\ude2d <\/p>\n I\u2019m tired of people pretending The Lakers won\u2019t be contenders next year..”<\/p>\n The Lakers have signed guard RJ Davis, forward Eric Dixon, forward Arthur Kaluma and guard Augustas Mar\u010diulionis. pic.twitter.com\/ARuBTZ7hgE<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) July 26, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n The Lakers won their most recent title during the 2020 season. <\/p>\n They are coming off a year where they lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the NBA playoffs (in five games).<\/p>\n