LOS ANGELES – Perhaps the most impressive thing about the Los Angeles Lakers’ 110-97 win against the New York Knicks on Sunday was the defense. The Knicks came into the game third in the NBA in offensive rating at 119.5.
Very few people in sports agree on who the true GOAT is, but it’s a conversation that’s seemingly never-ending. In NBA circles, it’s usually believed to be a three-way fight between Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kobe Bryant.
While it wasn’t necessarily a direct indicator of potential playoff success, the Lakers’ inability to beat “good” teams was a growing concern and trend.
LOS ANGELES — It’s hard to ever get a fanbase to all agree on something, but one thing about the Lakers everyone seems to acknowledge is their struggle to beat good teams.
Earlier today the Los Angeles Lakers secured a convincing 110-97 win over the New York Knicks, despite the absence of superstar LeBron James, who sat out due to a bruised left elbow.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
Luke Doncic scored 35 points as the Los Angeles Lakers weathered some shaky moments in the fourth quarter, along with LeBron James sitting out, and recorded a wire-to-wire 110-97 victory over the visiting New York Knicks on Sunday.
The Los Angeles Lakers are in the thick of a Western Conference seeding fight with roughly 20 games left on the schedule. At 39–25, they currently hold the No.
The Los Angeles Lakers have picked up pace in the last few weeks, winning four of their last five games with their big-3 all finding form. While occasional
Luka Doncic is living very dangerously right now. The Los Angeles Lakers star Doncic had a curious moment during Sunday’s game against the New York Knicks.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
The Lakers picked up their biggest win of the season, leading wire-to-wire against the Knicks on Sunday afternoon to come away with a 110-97 victory. LA turned to its defense to get the win, holding the Knicks to 42.2% shooting from the field and 23.5% shooting from deep.
Sunday afternoon was a fun matchup at Crypto.com Arena as the stars were out to watch the Los Angeles Lakers host the New York Knicks. Unfortunately, LeBron James was out of the lineup due to injury, making things tough for L.A.
LOS ANGELES – One of the prevailing storylines surrounding the Los Angeles Lakers this season is the need for more consistent play out of Deandre Ayton.
Stardom isn’t limited to the court when the Los Angeles Lakers meet the New York Knicks. This was yet again visible with plenty of familiar faces sitting courtside inside the Crypto.com Arena.
Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant won all five of his NBA championships during his time playing in the Staples Center. However, the Forum is where the Black Mamba learned to feast on opponents.
The Los Angeles Lakers are playing one of the hottest fixtures on the calendar tonight as they take on the New York Knicks. It is usually a star-studded affair when these two teams meet, and that’s the case tonight as well, only with one exception, though.
The Los Angeles Lakers are navigating one of the tightest Western Conference races in recent years, and they will have to do so shorthanded in today’s matchup against the New York Knicks.
Bronny James, 21, is deep in a developmental grind through his second year in the league. Through 31 appearances in 2025-26, he is averaging 2.1 points, 1.2 assists, and 0.5 rebounds on 39.7% shooting and 41.4% from deep in limited minutes.
Deandre Ayton is not exactly doing anything to mitigate the complaints about his effort or fitness. Ayton was back in the lineup for the Lakers on Sunday against the New York Knicks after missing a game due to left knee soreness.
On Sunday afternoon, the Los Angeles Lakers will hit the court at home to take on the New York Knicks in a marquee matchup between two of the league’s premier franchises.
Retirement is a day that comes for every professional athlete, yet it feels like Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James will never hang it up. Despite dealing with nagging injuries in his 23rd season, James found a way to still produce at a high level, averaging 21.4 points, 5.6 rebounds and 7.0 assists.
On International Women’s Day (March 8), the spotlight shines on the incredible contributions of women across the globe. This year, the excitement ramped up when the Los Angeles Lakers stars were asked a thought-provoking question: Who is their favorite woman athlete?
Los Angeles Lakers star guard Luka Doncic has firmly established himself as one of the league’s best players. Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle, who previously coached Doncic for his first three seasons with the Dallas Mavericks, had lofty praise for the six-time All-Star.
As a season stretches on, a coach gets an idea of who he can and can’t trust in the crazy and tough situations a team finds itself in. This season for the Los Angeles Lakers, one player who head coach JJ Redick routinely puts his faith in is veteran guard Marcus Smart.
One of the biggest surprises for the Los Angeles Lakers this season has been the play of Jaxson Hayes. After the team traded Anthony Davis for Luka Doncic last season, Hayes was unexpectedly thrust into a starting role.
In recent weeks, the consensus dialogue around Los Angeles Lakers star guard Luka Doncic has shifted from glowing overall praise to growing criticism. With his technical foul total on the season rising to 15, one away from receiving a one-game suspension, the outside noise has become prominent.