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D’Angelo Russell Prefers To Stay With Lakers

Los Angeles Lakers guard D’Angelo Russell has a player option for $18.7 million for next season. Russell hasn’t decided if he’ll pick up his option or opt out, but he does know he would prefer to remain with the Lakers.

“I’d love to be here and continue to give it a run and be where my feet are now,” Russell told HoopsHype. “Obviously, I’ve been on the other side of it, and I’ve been through the roller coaster of free agency and having to sit back and wait. I’m looking forward to not having to worry about that. I’ve been blessed enough to put myself in this position with my play. I’m definitely planning on taking advantage of that. When that time comes, I feel that everything will play out how it’s supposed to play out.”

The veteran guard also said there’s a lot of pressure playing in what is effectively a contract year.

“It’s definitely pressure,” Russell said. “It’s something that can eat a lot of people up in the league. A lot of people can be too high at times and too low at times, which causes an emotional roller coaster through the ups and downs of the season. For me, I wanted to control that. I wanted to stay sane and stay even-keeled through the ups and the downs.”

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