NBA Rumors: Lakers Players Offered Free Sex By Porn Star If They Win at Least 47 Games

The Los Angeles Lakers has been given an 'incentive' to take their game to another level, while a columnist has just accused the purple-and-gold of tanking the season away.

Indecent Offer: The Lakers are dealing with perhaps the worst stretch in the franchise's proud history right now. Many NBA analysts ranked the Lakers among the worst teams in the NBA right now, expecting them to finish below 30 wins in the season.

The struggle is real in Lakers nation this season. But one hardcore purple-and-gold has dared to give every Lakers player an incentive hard to turn down if they win at least 47 wins at the end of the season.

Adult film star Saddie Santana made the bold offer for the Lakers in an attempt to fire up a team that has just dropped their first five games in their 2014-15 NBA campaign.

But with the current state of affair inside the Lakers' locker room, it appears Santana's proposal was aimed to ridicule the purple-and-gold murky situation instead of inspiring them to play well on the court.

This is not the first time a pornographic star tried to make indecent proposal to a struggling sports team in attempt to gain everybody's attention. Last year, the Cleveland Cavaliers were also given such offer by Adult star Ava Devine, who dared to please every Cavs player on the roster should they make it in the postseason.

As everybody knew, the Cavs missed the playoff for the fourth straight time last year. However, just last summer a Chilean porn star Marlen Doll actually had lengthy sexual encounters with strangers after placing it as a bet if the Chilean national football team beat Australia and Spain in the World Cup.

Tanking Business: Business Insider writer Tony Manfred dropped a bomb in his latest article by accusing the Lakers of secretly tanking the season for them to keep a top-5 pick in next summer's NBA draft, where a once in a generation big man named Jahill Okafor is up for grabs.

"No one thought L.A. would make the playoffs, but no one put them in the category of "tanking" teams (Philly, Orlando, Utah) that were actively trying to bottom out as part of a coherent long-term building strategy," according to Manfred.