The Lakers are "unlikely" to trade a $189 million superstar. The current Los Angeles Lakers' roster is clear, and if they want to return to the NBA championship battle, they need to change drastically

The Lakers are "unlikely" to trade a $189 million superstar.

The current Los Angeles Lakers roster is clear that drastic changes will be needed if they want to return to the NBA championship fight.

Anthony Davis is a player likely to be considered untradeable, according to a Western Conference executive who spoke with NBA insider Sean Deveney of Blockbuster Sports, though he's struggled to stay fit since winning the championship in 2020.

They gave up a lot to bring AD to Los Angeles, and the Lakers won't turn around and dump him. Despite injuries, everyone wants to keep him and if healthy, he's still a good two-way player.

Davis has started the season reasonably, averaging 24 points, 9.5 rebounds and two assists while shooting 58.7 percent from two-point range and 18.2 percent from deep range. However, the Chicagoian's performance did not bring any wins to the team, and the Lakers are currently starting the season 0-4.

If the Lakers are to turn around a disappointing start to the new NBA season, they need Davis to play All-Star level games, otherwise, things could quickly get worse.