Salary Cap Breakdown for the Los Angeles Lakers

Los Angeles Lakers Introduce Anthony Davis
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After trading for Anthony Davis and signing a handful of veterans with playoff experience, the Los Angeles Lakers are beginning to round out their roster.

Some of LeBron James' career foes have turned into friends, as the Lakers roster consists of former Celtics players Avery Bradley and Rajon Rondo, in addition to former Spur Danny Green.

Here's how it breaks down, and how much space the Lakers have left:

LeBron James

Contract: 4 years / $153,312,846. 2019-2020 salary: $37,436,858. Signed through 2021-22 with a player option after 2020-21.

Anthony Davis

Contract: 5 years / $127,171,313. 2019-2020 salary: $27,093,019. Signed through 2020-21 with a player option after 2019-20.

Danny Green

Contract: 2 years / $30,000,000. 2019-2020 salary: $14,634,146

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

Contract: 2 years / $16,583,028. 2019-2020 salary: $8,089,282. Signed through 2020-21.

Avery Bradley

Contract: 2 years / $9,772,350. 2019-2020 salary: $4,767,000. Signed through 2020-21 with a player option after 2019-20.

JaVale McGee

Contract: 2 years / $8,200,000. 2019-2020 salary: $4,000,000. Signed through 2020-21 with a player option after 2019-20.

DeMarcus Cousins

Contract: 1 year / $3,500,000. 2019-2020 salary: $3,500,000

Quinn Cook

Contract: 2 year / $6,000,000. 2019-2020 salary: $3,000,000. Signed through 2020-21.

Alex Caruso

Contract: 2 year / $5,500,000. 2019-2020 salary: $2,750,000. Signed through 2020-21.

Rajon Rondo

Contract: 2 years / $5,184,358. 2019-2020 salary: $2,564,753. Signed through 2020-21 with a player option after 2019-20.

Kyle Kuzma

Contract: 3 years / $5,088,000. 2019-2020 salary: $1,974,600. Signed through 2021-22 with a club option after 2020-21. He will also be an RFA in the summer of 2021.

Jared Dudley

Contract: 1 year / $2,564,753. 2019-2020 salary: $2,564,753

Troy Daniels

Contract: 1 year / $2,028,594. 2019-2020 salary: $2,028,594

If you add up all of money the Lakers are spending this season, they're at $120,745,716—more than $11 million over the salary cap. The Lakers are only eligible to sign players to league minimum salaries or with an available exception.