The Los Angeles Lakers are still trying to forge ahead with LeBron James as one of their best players. He showed that he is more than capable of playing that role after making second-team All-NBA.
The Los Angeles Lakers have a lot of big roster decisions to make this summer following an early playoff exit. The main area that the Lakers are expected to look into is within the frontcourt.
The Game Theory Podcast, featuring NBA pundit/host Sam Vecenie, did an entire episode dedicated to the Lakers' musings and all things surrounding the franchise at the moment.
Shaquille O’Neal is widely regarded as the most dominant player in NBA history as his blend of size, strength, speed, agility and instincts made him impossible to defend.
An NBA player has scored at least 30 points in Game 1 of an NBA finals on 40 occasions since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77. How many of those players can you name in five minutes?
The Los Angeles Lakers know that they need a center who is better than Jaxson Hayes on the roster next year. Even though Hayes played some of the best basketball of his career, it wasn't good enough.
This summer is another important one for Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka, as he is tasked with building around a new star and franchise face in Luka Doncic.
It's no secret the Los Angeles Lakers are going to try and improve multiple areas on the roster. Chief among them include acquiring a credible center along with a defensive-minded wing that ideally can also shoot three's at a high clip.
One of the most important things when it comes to the success of a basketball team is constant communication. Every player must be on the same page and that can’t happen if they aren’t talking.
When you live by the three, you die by the three. This is an axiom the Boston Celtics were categorized by this season. Joe Mazzulla's team uncorked an uncommon about of threes throughout the regular season and the postseason.
Tom Brady, one of the most decorated athletes in sports history, has never been shy about expressing admiration for greatness. Yet, his latest take on the "Mount Rushmore of GOATs" has left many NBA fans in stunned disbelief, especially supporters of LeBron James.
For every team but the Thunder and Pacers, the NBA Draft is the next major milestone. Most teams are prepping to add solid first round talent, which is abundant in the stacked ’25 class that features Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper and plenty more.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have plenty of work to do this offseason. After finishing third in the Western Conference, they were bounced from the playoffs by the Minnesota Timberwolves in five games.
LeBron James famously skipped out on college, jumping directly from the national spotlight at his private high school in Akron, Ohio, to the NBA. But the
Flashback over 15 years ago in the NBA, and Dwyane Wade is playing in his sixth season in 2009. The face of the Miami Heat, and the league, as he has been named a four-time all star, entered his sixth year hoping for another strong season.
The Los Angeles Lakers have a big need for a starting center. They have made it clear ever since the failed trade for Mark Williams that they aren't happy with their options at that spot.
When factoring in all of the good and bad with Austin Reaves, Lakers fans think trading him has to be considered this summer. Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA.
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NBA legend Dominique Wilkins recently made headlines with a recent opinion. Wilkins, 65, is a former NBA forward who primarily played for the Atlanta Hawks.
The Los Angeles Lakers' top priority this offseason has been no secret. After falling to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the playoffs, it's clear that the Lakers need help defending the paint if they want to contend.