Report: Lakers agree to trade for Pacers center Roy Hibbert

The Lakers are in talks with the Pacers for a trade that would send center Roy Hibbert to Los Angeles, according to ESPN's Marc Stein.

The Lakers are in talks with the Pacers for a trade that would send center Roy Hibbert to Los Angeles, according to ESPN, USA Today, and Yahoo Sports.

Indiana drafted center Myles Turner with its first round pick in the NBA draft last month and are now looking to unload the former All-Star Hibbert, while the Lakers are hoping to add a veteran big man to the roster after losing out on free agent targets LaMarcusAldridge and Kevin Love.

The deal has been agreed upon by both sides with the details to be worked out following the ending of the NBA's trade moratorium on July 9, according to ESPN

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Hibbert started 76 games for the Pacers last season while averaging 10.6 points and 7.1 rebounds last season, and is just one year removed from making the Eastern Conference All-Star team for the second time in his career.

Yahoo Sources: Pacers finalizing terms on a trade to send center Roy Hibbert to the Lakers. Hibbert's been informed he's headed to Lakers.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 4, 2015

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