LeBron James’ decision to leave Los Angeles changes everything for the franchise. While everyone focuses on where the superstar will play next season, people are wondering whether Bronny James will stay or go.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced that they have signed first-round pick Cameron Carr to his rookie contract. The Lakers traded up from No. 25 to 24 in a deal with the New York Knicks to draft Carr out of Baylor.
The Golden State Warriors are reportedly going all-in on LeBron James. The four-time NBA champion has been a target of theirs dating back a couple of seasons, and they're willing to go the extra mile to get it done.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have already filled 13 roster spots after wheeling and dealing once NBA free agency began this week, meaning most of the work this offseason is already done.
The Los Angeles Lakers‘ trade for Walker Kessler was supposed to be about filling one of the team’s biggest needs. Instead, it sparked one of the NBA offseason’s biggest debates.
The Los Angeles Lakers have rebuilt their team in free agency following LeBron James’ abrupt exit. James’ departure left the Lakers with $52 million in cap space, which they have already used to sign four new players.
The Los Angeles Lakers are officially in the Luka Doncic era, as for the first time, they have built a team that they believe specifically is geared towards his skillset.
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
Even at the age of 41, LeBron James still has basketball fans around the world anxious to find out where he's heading next. Despite taking a step back at times during the 2025-26 season, James flexed his muscles during the postseason.
LeBron James’ free agent recruitment may still be more open than previously thought. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst suggested Thursday that the Philadelphia 76ers could be a serious player for James.
It appears LeBron James isn’t rushing into anything. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the four-time NBA champion plans to take his time before deciding where he’ll play next after informing the Lakers he won’t return for the 2026-27 season.
The Los Angeles Lakers completely rebuilt their roster in a 35-minute frenzy on Wednesday morning, bringing in four new players on multi-year deals to build around Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.
The pressure was on Lakers President of Basketball Operations Rob Pelinka to land an A-list center this offseason. It was reported that Luka Dončić wanted one.
LeBron James will return to the NBA for a 24th season, but it's still unclear which team will strike a deal with him in free agency. The Los Angeles Lakers were informed on Tuesday that James was moving on for next season.
The Los Angeles Lakers started their offseason by agreeing to terms on a max contract with Austin Reaves, ensuring that the rising star remains in the fold.
After securing Walker Kessler first via a sign-and-trade with the Utah Jazz, the Los Angeles Lakers turned their attention to the filling out the rest of the roster via free agency.
Given Bronny's draft profile and apparent lack of takers, fans and analysts have always questioned LeBron's influence in ensuring the Lakers drafted him.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been one of the busiest teams this offseason, as the front office has made numerous acquisitions since LeBron James announced he would not be returning.
It is a well-known fact that there is some bad blood between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith. Although the ESPN analyst has notoriously been critical of James’ actions and performances, he has been equally fair in dishing out praise where it has been deserved.
Skip Bayless, one of LeBron James’ harshest critics over the years, is not buying into the notion that the 41-year-old left this summer in the pursuit of his own happiness, as claimed by his agent, Rich Paul.
The Los Angeles Lakers answered LeBron James’ departure with a frantic burst of free-agency spending, rebuilding their roster around Luka Doncic in little more than half an hour.