If you are good at translating the headlines, the Lakers told LeBron they are no longer his team, and the Rich Paul Agency is dying. They barely have anyone good under 25yo, and Lakers are doing much better getting talent without LePaul.

What is left, but to join a "final hurrah" team. LeBron is no longer "the team maker" but a team-joiner, and the Spurs are the best to join. CP3 is already a valued mentor/leader, and the team can use that now even more than last year. Bla bla bla, Spurs fans are about to discover the big difference that veteran leaders (and veteran centers) can make.

It's also obvious that Fox will not get a max contract even with the Spurs (unless they volunteer to become the laughing-stock at the very moment the league offices have united to declare "no more max-contracts to anybody but the truly best players."). Thus, Fox soon reveals he is interested in some other teams where he is actually a good fit (and in cities he would rather be in ... sorry if you bought that PR campaign, Spurs fans).

Also, Lakers rather have some good 2nds, and Spurs rather get pick-swaps.