The Lakers could also get Hassan Whiteside. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/nba/news/hassan-whiteside-a-possible-target-for-lakers-as-a-demarcus-cousins-reunion-is-unlikely-per-report/amp/
I don't think Cousins could be different than Marc.
The Lakers really need to find a legitimate big man who could help Davis in the paint. There won't be any repeat for the Lakers this year If they stick with this current roster.

Early I thought that the Nets would have some problems throughout the season with team chemistry and sharing the ball on the court after Harden's trade, but it looks like Nash found the right way to manage this big trio.

Yes they are in a win streak now, currently at 7 and Durant is still out in this game per the news.
https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/basketball/news/nets-kevin-durant-out-vs-magic/

They have down winning even without KD, I think they will continue rolling tonight, it's their 2nd game at home after a long road trip which they then won all the games.

I also think the same but not that it will last throughout the season since chemistry can form along the way and while in progress, there are some adjustments made like Irving consider Harden as a point guard, Durant advising Harden that it's just a new curriculum (since Harden isn't used to being traded) and many more.

I just hope that all teams have a fully healthy lineup once they reached the playoff's contention so no reason at all when being eliminated.

More like they're grinding to that chemistry well enough but here's the catch, they're 5-5 when Durant is playing while 7-3 when not do you think the team chemistry get scrambled while Durant is playing? Somehow the positions aren't good when much of the time there three players on the floor act like they're the captains, you know these 3 can handle the ball well.

Yeah, that might be it.
Nets are already securing their win by putting more points on the scoreboard.
Harden and Irving combined are just too much.  Then, there is Joe Harris that will make it an overkill.
20 points away will not be easy to come back especially when it is Brooklyn you are playing with.

Nuggets and Wizards just answering every offensive attack back and forth.
Now that was some basketball. There is defense being played but yet they always find a way to make the shot.

Jamal Murray and Nikola Jokic had been red hot.
On the other side was Raul Neto and Beal.
Neto was slicing thru the defense and can even go thru a tall Jokic.
Murray made an error at the last minute. What was he thinking stopping at the 3 point line?! He should've continued to put the ball in the paint instead of looking for a win. 
Did he thought it was a 3 point deficit?

I guess everyone on the floor from Nuggets thought it was a 3 point lead as they position in the 3 point line. Murray could have tied that game because that was a 4 on 1 situation and there's plenty of time left to brought the game into OT. I guess there was a mental collapse here.

It's called maturity in Harden's part. Now that he is getting older, he has learn a lot from his Houston experience that he can't really win games by himself, and he needs to blend with other superstar who has won NBA rings already like Irving and Durant.

So if his shooting is off, then he can let others take over from him, like Irving in this game and then the whole team effort is great, just like the Utah Jazz, wherein everyone was contributing in their own little way.

Nets is playing as whole, everyone is involving their selves while playing inside. They are helping each other, so if in case
that harden is not feeling to attack he can simply passed the ball.

You said it right,  Kyrie is there ready to carry the load plus those role players who are involving their presence to help the entire team to win.



He's maturing now, unlike with the Rockets where he's forcing everything to carry the loads. Playing now with the Nets, he's passing ability

is really converting, he seen those open and ready hands to take the shot, good thing continue even KD is resting they keep on winning and
solidifying both their offensive and defensive  strategy.