The Los Angeles Lakers have struggled to look their best when Luka Doncic, LeBron James and Austin Reaves share the court together. This has especially come into focus recently as Reaves regained his All-Star form from earlier in the season while LeBron sat out three straight games due to injury.
Luka Doncic’s first full season with the Los Angeles Lakers has lived up to the immense hype. Luka is on pace to pick up his second-career scoring title while also ranking third in the NBA in assists.
Patrick Beverley did not hold back after hearing Lamar Odom describe a dream involving Kobe Bryant, responding with a blunt message on social media. The story began when Odom spoke about a vivid dream he had about the late Lakers legend.
Just when the sports world thought it had heard every story about Kobe Bryant, his former teammate Lamar Odom shared one that he claims crosses into the afterlife.
Luka Doncic went into a reflective state after cheering up some patients this week at UCLA Health Medical Center. The Los Angeles Lakers star on Wednesday paid a surprise visit to the medical facility.
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.
It’s very clear how good Deandre Ayton can be. He was picked No. 1 in the same draft as Luka Dončić because he can dominate as a scorer, rebounder and even as a defender.
The crowded Western Conference seeding battle will get more clarity when the surging Los Angeles Lakers host the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night. Entering Friday, five teams were within two games of third place, currently occupied by Los Angeles following a four-game winning streak.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been battling injuries all season, but things are finally starting to look up for them ahead of their latest showdown against the Nuggets.
During Thursday’s win over the Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Doncic took his game to another level, as he dropped a season-high 51 points.
LeBron James turned 41 during the 2025-26 season. That much you know. But the expectation around the NBA is that the end is not here just yet. According to Vincent Goodwill of ESPN, the belief in league circles is that James will play at least one more season.
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.
Bill Macdonald is apparently feeling some type of way about Bam Adebayo’s 83-point game. The longtime Los Angeles Lakers play-by-play announcer Macdonald was on the call for Spectrum SportsNet during Thursday’s game against the Chicago Bulls.
The Los Angeles Lakers continue to find their offensive rhythm late in the season, and Monday night’s win over the Chicago Bulls offered another example of why the team’s ceiling may be rising at the right time.
With the Los Angeles Lakers having an off-day prior to their game against the Chicago Bulls, Luka Doncic was among many players who paid a visit to UCLA Health Hospital.
The Los Angeles Lakers picked up their fourth straight win and seventh in their last eight games as they defeated the Chicago Bulls, 142-130. While Luka Doncic’s performance will get most of the attention, as will LeBron James’ return from injury, the play of Deandre Ayton should not go unnoticed.
A fourth win in a row and a Luka Doncic 50-piece. Laker Nation truly rejoiced in the game against the Bulls. But there was an underappreciated element that JJ Redick couldn’t leave unaddressed.
There is one place where Adou Thiero is getting plenty of attention lately. It just isn’t with the Los Angeles Lakers, as relayed by Khobi Price of the California Post.
The Lakers appear ready to make sure Austin Reaves stays exactly where he is. According to sources cited by Ashish Mathur of Lakers Daily, the Lakers plan to offer Reaves a five-year contract worth roughly $240 million once free agency opens this summer.
Bronny James' NBA showing in year two has remained limited, similar to his rookie season. In 32 games with the Lakers, the second-round pick is averaging
The Los Angeles Lakers are ready to open up the vault for Austin Reaves. The Lakers plan to offer their star guard Reaves a five-year, $240 million contract upon the start of free agency this summer, Ashish Mathur of Lakers Daily reported on Wednesday.