This Day In Lakers History: Pau Gasol, Trevor Ariza Shine In 2009 Playoffs Opener Vs. Jazz
After a bitter loss to the Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals, the 2008-09 season was about redemption for the Los...
Minnesota Timberwolves Vs. Los Angeles Lakers Playoff History
For the first time since 2020, the Los Angeles Lakers earned a top-six seed in the Western Conference and did not have to earn their way through the Play-In Tournament. They finished as the No. 3 seed, and waited until…
This Day In Lakers History: Pau Gasol, Andrew Bynum Power L.A. To Playoff Win Over Oklahoma City Thunder
The Los Angeles Lakers added yet another NBA championship to their trophy case in 2010, eventually defeated their...
This Day In Lakers History: Jerry West Helps Set Record in NBA Finals Comeback Against Celtics
The Los Angeles Lakers illustrious history has been filled with many franchise pillars, from the days of Jerry West...
This Day In Lakers History: Magic Johnson Leads L.A. To 11th Straight Win As They Prepare For Championship Run
The 1987 Los Angeles Lakers had one goal and one goal only: to return to the NBA Finals and win the fourth championship...
This Day In Lakers History: Kobe Bryant Sinks Buzzer-Beater Against Trail Blazers In Double Overtime
Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant had a plethora of unforgettable moments over the course of his 20-year...
This Day In Lakers History: Elgin Baylor Sets NBA Finals Scoring Record In Win Over Celtics
When glancing over the history of the NBA, two franchises stand out above the rest. The Los Angeles Lakers and...
This Day In Lakers History (4/13/16): Kobe Bryant Scores 60 Points Against Jazz In Career Finale
Without a doubt, it is the greatest sendoff game in sports history. Everyone remembers where they were when Kobe Bryant...
This Day In Lakers History: Kobe Bryant Makes Two Clutch Free Throws With Torn Achilles
On April 12, 2013, Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant made two clutch free throws after a torn Achilles injury against...
This Day In Lakers History: Lamar Odom Drops Triple-Double As L.A. Pushes Toward Playoffs
Lamar Odom was truly one of the most unique players to ever play in the NBA. Nearly seven-feet tall, Odom had the...
