Ron Gutterman

Ron Gutterman is a Washington State University alum from Anaheim, California, and is currently a Staff Writer for LakersNation.com, RamsNewsWire.com, and RaidersNewsWire.com. He is also the lead editor for AngelsNation.com. With Lakers Nation, Rams News Wire, Raiders News Wire, and Angels Nation, Ron assists in news, game coverage, analysis, and hot takes via his Twitter account, @rongutterman24. Without a doubt, Ron's favorite Laker, and favorite athlete of all time, is Kobe Bryant. Ron began watching basketball when he was 6 years old, in 2005, when Bryant was dragging the likes of Smush Parker and Ronny Turiaf to playoff spots. Ron's all time favorite Lakers moment was Bryant's final game when he dropped 60 points. While the Lakers beating the Celtics in Game 7 of the NBA Finals, as Metta World Peace hit the game clinching three, will always be a top option, Bryant's final night takes the cake. Contact: ron@mediumlargela.com
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De’Aaron Fox Trade Rumors: Lakers Among Teams Linked To Kings Star

Trade season is rapidly approaching in the NBA. It unofficially began on Dec. 15, when a majority of the league becomes trade eligible after signing contracts in the summer. But for the Los Angeles Lakers, it appears that trade season…

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Lakers Vs. Warriors On Christmas Day Was Highest-Rated NBA Regular Season Game In 5 Years

The Christmas Day game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors garnered the highest ratings of any regular season game in five years, the NBA announced on Thursday. The thriller averaged 7.76 million viewers and peaked towards the…

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Lakers News: Austin Reaves Got Emotional Thinking Of Family After Christmas Day Game-Winner

Austin Reaves was the hero for the Los Angeles Lakers in their thrilling Christmas Day bout against Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors. He not only posted a triple-double, but he had the game-winning layup in the final seconds…

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Lakers News: Anthony Davis Expects To Play Against Kings Despite Suffering Sprained Ankle

Los Angeles Lakers superstar Anthony Davis exited the team's Christmas Day thriller against the Golden State Warriors early after suffering a fluky ankle injury. Davis appeared to turn his ankle on itself during game action. He tried to play through…

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Lakers News: LeBron James Says He & Stephen Curry Still Make NBA Great

The NBA certainly needed a big showing from its superstars on Christmas Day. Low ratings have dominated the league-wide conversations so far this season, and with the NFL trying their hand at a Christmas slate, it was on the 10…

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Lakers Video: LeBron James Warns NFL That Christmas Belongs To NBA

The NBA's Christmas Day slate did not disappoint in the slightest this year. Virtually all of the five games came down to the wire, including LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers needing a game-winning bucket from Austin Reaves to…

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Lakers News: LeBron James Upset That NBA Got Rid Of Christmas Day Jerseys

For five seasons from 2012-16, NBA teams who got the honor of playing one of the five Christmas Day games got an extra treat by wearing a custom jersey for the day. Both LeBron James -- on the Miami Heat…

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LeBron James Discusses Bronny James’ Progress With South Bay Lakers

In addition to helping the Los Angeles Lakers win games and try to make a postseason push in 2024-25, LeBron James is also closely watching the progress of his son, Bronny James, as he develops in the G League. Bronny…

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Lakers Video: LeBron James, Kevin Durant & Stephen Curry Pick One Attribute To Take From One Another

This era of NBA basketball has largely been defined by three players: Los Angeles Lakers' LeBron James, Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry and Phoenix Suns' Kevin Durant. Only Curry has stayed on one team throughout his career, but battles between…

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JJ Redick Wants Lakers To Increase 3-Point Shooting Volume

The national conversation surrounding the NBA this season has been centered around high-volume 3-point shooting. It seems NBA offenses are becoming more and more homogenous, with threes at the forefront of every team's offensive attack. But the Los Angeles Lakers…

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