The Los Angeles Lakers will enter the offseason with all sorts of questions surrounding the roster. Los Angeles has to add to ...

The Western Conference has been completive from top to bottom this season, and it seems like whoever the Lakers were going to draw was going to be a tough team. The Timberwolves have caught a ...

All they need is … you guessed it … a center. Times columnist Bill Plaschke, like many once a critic of the Lakers drafting LeBron James’ oldest son, looks back on his rookie year as an ...

He opted to draw James fading away on a jumper with ... Even though the majority of his followers are Lakers fans, Perkins didn't expect this kind of response, which he called humbling to see.

If the Lakers draw Golden State in round one, they should feel confident. This is where things get tricky — but not impossible. The Rockets are deep, versatile, and top-tier defensively.

The Lakers draw many celebrity fans due to that extensive history, which can lead to some fun interactions between fans and players. More NBA news: Former NBA First Round Pick Announces Sudden ...

He has made 17 baskets. He has played in the equivalent of less than three full games. Seventeen Lakers have spent more time on the court. Sixteen Lakers have scored more points. He has been but a ...

But the clock kept ticking. And the Lakers kept fighting, drawing enough charges, grabbing enough rebounds, scoring enough (barely) to beat Minnesota, 94-85 on Tuesday night at Crypto.com Arena.

coach JJ Redick emphasized the Lakers’ inability to generate easy offense by drawing double teams. “We don’t have a guy on our team that’s going to necessarily always draw two to the ball ...

Dončić — as he loves to do — called for a pick-and-roll to draw a matchup against the opposing ... one of Dončić’s 17 assists that night. All things Lakers: Latest Los Angeles Lakers ...

On the Lakers’ first possession ... kicking off a ball-movement sequence that ended with Hayes drawing a shooting foul against Bismack Biyombo. “It’s just tougher … I don’t think ...