Los Angeles Lakers guard Luka Doncic is hosting the full team roster at a four-day minicamp in Slovenia, posting pictures of the group's first team dinner to his Instagram Story on Thursday with the caption "First supper."
Doncic hosts Lakers roster at Slovenia minicamp after LeBron departure
Los Angeles Lakers guard Luka Doncic is hosting the full team roster at a four-day minicamp in Slovenia, posting pictures of the group's first team dinner to his Instagram Story on Thursday with the caption "First supper."
Doncic chartered a flight to bring teammates to Slovenia, where the squad is working out, playing pickup games, golfing, and exploring Ljubljana, according to the New York Post. The Post previously reported Doncic is spending $18,000 per hour on the trip.
The minicamp follows LeBron James informing the Lakers he would not return for the 2026-27 season, a move that placed Doncic in the leading role on the roster after what the Post describes as a complete offseason overhaul.
General manager Rob Pelinka signed center Walker Kessler to a $130 million deal this offseason, a move the Post describes as Doncic's top roster priority.
The minicamp is taking place amid a reported $12.5 billion sale of the Lakers by Mark Walter and an ongoing dispute between members of the Buss family over their remaining stakes in the team.
- The source does not state which specific players attended the minicamp.
- The source does not state the exact dates of the four-day minicamp.
- The source does not state the total cost of the minicamp beyond a previously reported $18,000-per-hour figure for the chartered flight.
- The source does not include any statement from the Lakers organization or Rob Pelinka regarding the minicamp.
- The source does not describe the terms or status of the team sale beyond characterizing it as a $12.5 billion transaction.
- The source does not detail the nature of the Buss family dispute beyond describing it as a heated battle over remaining stakes.
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