Lakers’ week in review

The Lakers added to their roster over the past week, inviting free agents Shawne Williams and Xavier Henry to training camp.

Though terms were not released, neither is expected to have a full guarantee and will have to earn a spot on the team’s 15-man roster (although the Lakers could decide to carry just 13 or 14 players).

The Lakers were also linked in reports to 35-year-old forward Pete Mickeal and veteran point guard Sebastian Telfair.

A player the Lakers once pursued in trade, Michael Beasley, was waived by the Phoenix Suns. However, there was no sense the Lakers will revisit that pursuit.

Before the Lakers open camp, Kobe Bryant will make stops in Abu Dhabi and Dubai to run basketball clinics.

Pau Gasol visited Buenos Aires to make a pitch to the International Olympic Committee, but Tokyo was nevertheless selected over Madrid for the 2020 Olympics.

Reports surfaced that Lamar Odom had checked into drug-and-alcohol rehab -- but it appeared the story should be taken with a grain of salt.

Former Laker Gary Payton was inducted into the Hall of Fame, although he was best known for his time with the Seattle SuperSonics (now the Oklahoma City Thunder).

A study concluded that the Lakers are the dominant NBA franchise online, looking at factors such as social media.

Julius “Dr. J” Erving listed his top five NBA players, and he included three Lakers -- although he didn’t put Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on the list, despite claiming that the former Laker center is the greatest player of all time.

The Milwaukee Bucks hired former Lakers assistant coach Jim Cleamons to join Larry Drew’s staff.

The D-Fenders released their 2013-14 regular-season schedule.

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