Despite the disappointing loss, one LA Lakers star put up an impressive performance in their preseason opener. The Los Angeles Lakers started off their preseason with a disappointing 103-81 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Friday night.
LOS ANGELES – The 2025 NBA preseason began on Friday night, and the Phoenix Suns made some noise against Los Angeles as they defeated the Lakers by a score of 103-81.
The Phoenix Suns started off their new era under coach Jordan Ott with an impressive 103-81 wire-to-wire victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in their preseason opener Friday night at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California.
Everything in Phoenix has to run through Devin Booker now. The Suns’ star guard reaffirmed his loyalty in July by signing a record-breaking two-year extension.
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Phoenix Suns basketball is back in living color on Friday, as the team begins its preseason schedule against the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite no Lebron James, the battle between Pacific division rivals has plenty to offer for fans.
Phoenix Suns basketball is back. Later today, the organization will begin preseason prep against the Los Angeles Lakers as the first of four exhibition matchups before the regular season.
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Training camp and the preseason are going to tell a lot about how the 2025-26 season will stack up for the Phoenix Suns. With so many new faces around Devin Booker and a new coach in Jordan Ott, the Suns will likely look completely different when they hit the floor for the first time.
The Phoenix Suns will tip off their preseason against the Los Angeles Lakers at the Acrisure Arena tonight at 10 p.m. ET. After an offseason marked by activity, the fans will witness the Suns’ new roster in action for the first time.
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The Phoenix Suns will take on the Los Angeles Lakers during their NBA preseason opener. The two Western Conference sides have locked horns countless times, and it’s only natural for fans to be hyped up about the matchup.
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It’s been an offseason of stalled negotiations, minimal free agent movement, and well, physical transformations. The latest to show off a stark change in physical appearance is none other than Phoenix Suns rookie Khaman Maluach, who confirmed that he has put on around 10-12 pounds as he prepares for his first season in the NBA.
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