The Los Angeles Lakers are off to another disappointing start in their 2022-23 campaign. A 2-7 record for a squad led by LeBron James and Anthony Davis is tough to accept for Lakers fans, but it is the roster construction that must be blamed as the primary reason for their disaster.

There are still 73 games remaining, but LA does not seem to have much flexibility in rectifying most of the issues with their lineup. This iteration of the Lakers is in win-now mode because of LeBron and AD, plus they only have two first-round picks through 2029, which means it will be tougher for them to rebuild with minimal first-round picks.

With Anthony Davis as one of the pieces with the highest value in the franchise, these are a couple of deals they can consider if they want to reconstruct their roster. The Ringer's Bill Simmons even recently hinted that the Lakers could be willing to make an AD trade.

Brooklyn Nets

A trade between the Lakers and Brooklyn Nets could be the way to go for both sides as they try to shake things up. It is hard to see the Nets being willing to part with Kevin Durant for Anthony Davis, even with more assets going to them, but they would likely have no issue dealing Kyrie Irving.

The Lakers were previously linked with Irving and a LeBron James reunion, but the question is if they would still be interested now amid all of the drama involving Kyrie. Ben Simmons is another trade option, but he has shown so little and is working through injuries.

Phoenix Suns

As one of the serious players during the Kevin Durant rumors, the Suns would be a brilliant destination for Anthony Davis. It has been proven that Davis has flourished with reliable facilitators on his team, and he would have both Chris Paul and Devin Booker in Phoenix.

The pressure of playing in Arizona compared to Los Angeles would be a welcome adjustment for someone like Davis, who has been underperforming the past two seasons. Phoenix has young players such as Deandre Ayton and Mikal Bridges to offer, though Ayton can't be traded for about another month.

Toronto Raptors

A Nick Nurse-led team loves individuals who are versatile, athletic, and all-around. Anthony Davis fits the billing of playing with a bunch of individuals like Pascal Siakam, Scottie Barnes, Fred VanVleet, and O.G. Anunoby. Just who would go to the Lakers would be a major question mark, but there are multiple options.

It has been well-documented that Raptors president Masai Ujiri is not afraid of acquiring a superstar who is available on the market. The injuries are an immense cause for concern for any team that is interested in Davis, but the Raptors organization is experienced in dealing with a similar situation because of Kawhi Leonard.

Memphis Grizzlies

This could be a wild-card pick to some, but the Memphis Grizzlies are one piece away from seriously contending for an NBA championship. Anthony Davis could be that missing link to pair with superstar Ja Morant, especially with the lingering injuries being sustained by Jaren Jackson Jr.

The enticing aspect of executing a deal with Memphis is they have a plethora of draft capital they can give the Lakers in this deal. Furthermore, the Grizzlies have certain young assets who fit the Lakers' mold and would have an instant impact on a team still led by LeBron James. Would Desmond Bane be on the table? 

Golden State Warriors

A landing spot that would shock the NBA landscape is Anthony Davis ending up on the Golden State Warriors. With Draymond Green and Klay Thompson not extended, the Warriors could be open to negotiating a deal involving Davis.

The Warriors could offer some of their youngsters with potential, and perhaps Green is even put on the table. This is a far-fetched possibility of Golden State being in the mix for Davis, but they are one team to consider with the pieces available on the squad.