We break down the latest on what the NBA playoffs will look like when the league returns, share the best games of the season to watch on League Pass, and take questions about the purple and gold.
We talk about a new potential playoff schedule that Lakers fans won't be thrilled with, the Clips purchase of a piece of Laker history, salary cap ramifications of COVID-19, and find yet another NBA player that Gary looks like.
We take a look at the Lakers' playoff matchups if the NBA season heads straight into the post-season when it resumes, talk about the current sports situation in the US, a controversial MVP poll, and much more.
We look back at Kobe Bryant's final performance, a 60-point explosion for the ages. It was a moment that was perfectly Kobe, exemplifying everything he stood for as a player and a person.
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The Lakers picked up a huge win over the Clippers in which they showcased the versatility and top-end potential that championship teams possess. Plus, how a surprising strategy gave the Lakers the edge they needed to win.
The Lakers picked up a massive win over the Milwaukee Buck as LeBron James dropped 37 and made a statement in the MVP race. From the Lakers Nation Watch Party at State Social House
The Lakers are taking a trip to Waiters Island with the signing of Dion Waiters. How can he help the team? Plus, we preview a big matchup with the Bucks and take a look at the upcoming schedule, which could offer a preview of what the playoffs will look like for LA.
We dig into the Lakers' win over the 76ers, which included a number of fun moments and a dominant performance from LeBron James. Plus, does Dion Waiters or J.R. Smith make more sense for LA? @Trevor_Lane & @GarySheffieldJr break it down
No Anthony Davis or Alex Caruso? No problem! The Lakers go into New Orleans and beat the Pelicans as LeBron James notches another triple-double. Plus, with Troy Daniels waived, who should the Lakers add in free agency?
The Lakers had a forgettable performance in Memphis, falling to a Grizzlies team that held them to a season-low 88 points. Is this simply a rough night or something to be concerned about? Plus, should they add someone else on the buyout market?