The upcoming offseason is one that is set to shape the future of the Los Angeles Lakers for many years to come. One of the biggest questions surrounding the team is the future of superstar LeBron James, whose contract expires after this season, his eighth with the franchise.
Los Angeles Lakers big man Deandre Ayton recently made headlines for his remarks off the court aimed at Houston Rockets center Clint Capela. It stems from
Jake LaRavia was the Los Angeles Lakers’ first signing in free agency and the young forward has lived up to his two-year deal. LaRavia has been a solid role player either as a starter or coming off the bench for the Lakers, filling any role that head coach JJ Redick needs him to.
After a tough losing streak, Luka Doncic has helped stabilize the Los Angeles Lakers the past couple of games. The Lakers earned convincing wins over the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings, and while both victories aren’t going to say much it was still a step in the positive direction.
Maxi Kleber was a forgotten member of the Los Angeles Lakers roster this offseason after his debut with the team was lost in their playoff defeat to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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.
Celebrities being courtside for Los Angeles Lakers games is a standard thing, but one specific athlete was in the building on Sunday night for the win over the Sacramento Kings that had superstar Luka Doncic in awe.
Luka Doncic turned 27. The Lakers won. And somehow, the greatest tennis player alive ended up courtside, making the whole night feel like a Hollywood script nobody wrote.
Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick and Luka Doncic appeared to get into an argument during their 129-101 win over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night, when the latter was subbed out of the game.
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James drew the attention of former Laker champion Byron Scott when he said that suiting up for 82 games in a single season is more difficult at present than it was in the past due to the drastic change in style of play.
The viral sideline tension between Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Doncic and head coach JJ Redick has officially reached the inner circle of the franchise cornerstone.
After getting off to a flying start in their extended run of home games, the Los Angeles Lakers will be out to build some momentum when the New Orleans Pelicans visit on Tuesday.
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 perceived verbal altercation between birthday boy Luka Doncic and JJ Redick quickly overshadowed the near-perfect basketball that the Los Angeles Lakers played on Saturday against the Warriors.
LeBron James‘ future in the NBA is slowly emerging as one of the biggest talking points heading into the offseason. With his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers coming to an end this season, James is expected to enter free agency for the first time in eight years.
After going through a rough stretch last week, the Los Angeles Lakers have seemingly gotten back on track for the time being, winning two games in a row in convincing fashion, crushing the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings in consecutive games over the weekend.
The Lakers are never going to get a fair shake when it comes to national media coverage. This isn’t a new revelation. In fact, the very topic of this article has already been written about by our own Darius Soriano just two months ago.
The Lakers’ pregame routine has gone viral across social media this season. Led by LeBron James, the Lakers wrap up their warm-up with a bit of synchronisation before walking off the floor.
As the Los Angeles Lakers steamrolled the Sacramento Kings Sunday night, fans quickly noticed a veteran who stayed ready so he didn’t have to get ready.
LeBron James added another impressive feat to his Los Angeles Lakers’ tenure as he surpassed Hall of Famer Michael Cooper for fifth all-time in franchise
In January, Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James debuted his signature Nike logo during a homecoming game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Not only has Nike filed a trademark application for the logo, but the brand has also released its shoes to the public.
Three basketball players in the James family is apparently more than enough. LeBron James’ daughter Zhuri was in attendance at Chase Center in San Francisco Calif.