The Los Angeles Lakers have a massive offseason ahead of them. With plenty on their plate — from securing a reliable starting center to handling Luka Doncic's looming extension and filling out a competitive roster — this summer could shape the future of the franchise.

After the Lakers' early postseason exit, James has been co-hosting his "Mind the Game" podcast along with Hall of Famer Steve Nash. He's undoubtedly hoping the Lakers upgrade the rest of their roster, particularly at the center position, so that he will have a real shot at winning his fifth NBA championship next season.

As he prepares to return for his 23rd NBA season, Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James said his priority is getting his knee healthy in time for training camp. James, 40, said his left knee is feeling "good" after spraining a ligament in April,