“The best shooter amongst all these guys is Kendrick Nunn” - Brian Windhorst gives a scathing indictment of LA Lakers’ off-season activity

ESPN analyst Brian Windhorst offered a rather harsh take on the LA Lakers' offseason moves. Windhorst believes the Lakers are not in a strong position with the roster they currently have.

The LA Lakers had a rather busy offseason. They signed Thomas Bryant, Lonnie Walker IV and Juan Toscano-Anderson, among others. Given the nature of signings, the Purple and Gold have certainly gotten a lot younger this season.

With Patrick Beverley and Dennis Schroder also joining the team, the Lakers appear to have made some solid moves. However, Brian Windhorst was not of the same opinion. On NBA Today, he said:

"So you're looking at all these guys who don't shoot the basketball well in a league where shooting is only at a premium.

"But for the last 15 years in this league, every team that's had LeBron James, it's shooting - and their best shooters amongst all these guys Kendrick Nunn, who hasn't played in a year. We don't even know how healthy he's going to be at the start of the season."

Windhorst offered a scathing indictment of the LA Lakers' roster:

"I don't believe that the basketball people in this organization believe that this is a group that's actually going to work.

"I think they took a guy here, who they think is a good value at a minimum contract and they thought, 'We're going to do some major makeover here. Eventually, it'll make sense.' So, I will wait till it makes sense. But right now it does not."

Windhorst's comments make a lot of sense when considering the problems that plagued the team last season. With poor team chemistry and underwhelming 3-point shooting, the Lakers may have fallen short in their offseason goals.

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The LA Lakers may not make moves any time soon

The LA Lakers have undoubtedly made some interesting additions to their roster this offseason. However, with Beverley and Schroder in the squad, the Purple and Gold may have internal issues to tackle first.

Beverley's arrival in particular caused a lot of chatter regarding a potential trade for Russell Westbrook. However, those rumors ended after the team announced the signing of Schroder.

According to a report by The Athletic's Jovan Buha and Sam Amick, the Lakers plan to keep Westbrook as they have faith in Darvin Ham's ability to ressurect the nine-time All-Star.

However, considering that the franchise is in negotiations with the Utah Jazz for Bojan Bogdanovic, the Lakers may still see some activity ahead of the deadline.