Andrew Bogut could soon be an LA Laker as part of deal for Dwight Howard Golden State Warriors' Andrew Bogut (12) could be heading to the Lakers. ANDREW Bogut could soon be in a Los Angeles Lakers singlet. The 213cm Australian centre was a dominating force in his Golden State Warriors' recent playoff run, but the team is reportedly willing to offer Bogut and shooting guard Klay Thompson in a sign-and-trade deal for one of the best big men in the NBA, Dwight Howard. Howard, a prized free agent despite a disappointing 2012-13 season with the Lakers, is weighing up whether to return to the Lakers on a five-year $US118 million deal, or play elsewhere. Golden State's co-owner Joe Lacob, general manager Bob Myers and head coach Mark Jackson are meeting Howard in Los Angeles today, according to San Francisco area newspapers. In a plan to ensure Howard gets the maximum $US118 million and the Lakers get something in return, Golden State is prepared to do a deal that allows LA to sign Howard and then trade him to the Warriors for Bogut, Thompson and some other lesser players. Under NBA rules, if Howard decides against a sign-and-trade deal and left the Lakers and signed with another club, the maximum he could be paid is $US88 million for four years. In other Australian-related NBA news, Matthew Dellavedova has announced he will play with the Cleveland Cavaliers in next week's NBA Summer League tournament in Las Vegas. The Australian Olympic team's starting point guard was overlooked at last week's NBA Draft and was expected to trial with the Orlando Magic as an unsigned free agent in the hope of being picked up, but he confirmed he would try out for the Cavaliers. ``Looking forward to playing Summer League with the Cavs," Dellavedova, who is not guaranteed a spot on the Cleveland roster, tweeted.