No, but in all seriousness, with heavy money tied to Lebron James and Anthony Davis and no other assets to deal out, the only other way the Lakers can improve is by trading Kyle Kuzma. For as much hate as he gets, Kuzma is still a quality rotation guy in this league. He can shoot the three, and every now and then, he can put the ball on the floor and get his own shot. Most importantly, he has shown improvement and a willingness to defend. A player like that at his height will always have some value. I also think, in a better situation, he can be more consistent.
The Lakers never really did him any favors. It always seemed he was on a short leash with them. I was in the camp that they should have given him more of an opportunity during the season to build up his confidence for the playoffs.
What the Lakers could get for him depends on what is out there. There's no traction on this, but I think a trade for Terrence Ross makes sense. The Lakers get a veteran heat check scorer off the bench, and the Magic get younger and could probably get a second-round pick. Say a team like the Magic acquire Kuzma. They could showcase him for half a season to build his trade value up before flipping him to a contender like the Bucks, who could use his shooting and versatility coming off the bench.