With the debate ongoing about the ‘face of the league’, Deandre Ayton is confident the LA Lakers have the biggest star. The NBA is in an interesting place right now, highlighted by the ageing stars who won gold for USA at the 2024 Olympics.
Los Angeles Lakers Media Day tips off the hugely important 2025-26 NBA campaign for the purple and gold. This is Luka Doncic’s first full season in L.A., JJ Redick’s second and potentially LeBron James’ last, although the latter remains to be seen.
When LeBron James takes the floor for the first time in the 2025-26 season for the Los Angeles Lakers, he’ll make history as the first player ever to play in 23 NBA campaigns.
Basketball originated as a distinctly American game. It had international roots, though, as the game's inventor, James Naismith, was Canadian. In the years since, the NBA has been flooded with league-defining international talent.
While head coach JJ Redick tried to play coy about not giving much thought to his starting lineup heading into training camp, the Lakers realistically have four of the five spots accounted for.
As a former No.1 overall pick, Deandre Ayton’s career looks underwhelming on paper but he has chance to write a new chapter with the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Los Angeles Lakers needed a boost on defense and they might have gotten a major one when they signed Marcus Smart to a two-year deal in free agency.
The Los Angeles Lakers held their media day on Monday, signaling the beginning of the season's preparations. The Lakers also signed Nick Smith Jr., a former top pick by the Charlotte Hornets, to a two-way deal.
All eyes are on Luka Doncic and the Los Angeles Lakers heading into the new NBA season, and for good reason. Nobody could have predicted that Luka would be anything but a Mav for life.
Los Angeles Lakers Media Day signals the start of the upcoming 2025-26 season, a historic one for LeBron James who will be playing for a league-record 23rd season.
Ever since Austin Reaves signed his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2023, it was clear that it was a bargain deal for one of the best young players in the NBA.
Last year, it was Bronny James’s rookie year. The historic achievement of his career was not a bucket but a moment with his dad, LeBron James. The 20-year-old
When LeBron James wrapped up his Lakers media day interview with Spectrum SportsNet, Chris McGee tossed him a simple, almost playful question. “See you at next year’s media day?” McGee asked, via the Los Angeles Times.
LOS ANGELES – One of the bigger storylines surrounding the Los Angeles Lakers as they enter training camp is that this is Luka Doncic’s first preseason with the team.
A lot of NBA players end up catching the golf bug once they try it out. The pace may be slower, but the competitive edge is still there, and it provides a platform for some players to thrive in a sport other than basketball.
One of the many storylines that emerged during Lakers Media Day was the addition of Jake LaRavia. The 23-year-old wing was LA’s first free agent signing when the gates opened on June 30, and the buzz around his potential has grown with camp on the horizon.
LOS ANGELES – Coming into the offseason, one of the Los Angeles Lakers’ most obvious needs was a starting center. While Jaxson Hayes filled in admirably following the Anthony Davis trade, the playoffs showed he is more suited to being a reserve center.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves recently expressed his desire to stay with the Lakers for the remainder of his career. “Being undrafted and this being my first home, there’s not many people in the league anymore that stay somewhere for their full career,” Reaves said, per Dan Woike of The Athletic.
The Los Angeles Lakers‘ media day has always been a big deal. Fans, analysts, and franchises alike wait to see the stars speak their minds about what’s to come next, as it is the first actual look at a team before the season officially kicks off.
The Lakers filled their final two-way contract spot ahead of Monday’s media day, bringing in 21-year-old guard Nick Smith Jr. The former first-round pick enters his third year in the league with plenty of potential as a three-level scorer.
The most talked about Los Angeles Lakers star this summer has not been LeBron James or Luka Doncic. It has been the team’s talented shooting guard, Austin Reaves.
The Los Angeles Lakers host their annual media day today, and Austin Reaves is using the highly publicized event to debut his third signature basketball shoe with Rigorer: the Rigorer AR3.
Dalton Knecht’s Lakers future is already under the microscope — and training camp hasn’t even tipped off. Once viewed as a promising young scorer, Knecht is now a trade candidate before his second season even begins.
The Lakers made a minor roster move ahead of camp, waiving center Kylor Kelley, per the NBA’s official transaction log. Kelley had joined Los Angeles on