Lakers News: Lonzo Ball Says Team ‘Looking Forward’ To Start Of Training Camp
Lonzo Ball has been keeping busy in the summer leading up to his rookie season with the Los Angeles Lakers...
Lakers Announce 2017 Media Day and Training Camp Schedule
On Monday the Los Angeles Lakers announced their 2017 Media Day, which is on Monday, Sept. 25 and training camp schedule...
Lakers News: Mark Cuban Says Jerry Buss Was One Of Few Owners To Support Him Early On
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban recently said that Los Angeles Lakers late great owner Jerry Buss was one of the only people to support him early on...
Why Brook Lopez Is Key To The Lakers On-Court Success This Season
There is an optimism surrounding the Los Angeles Lakers for the first time in multiple years...
NBA G-League’s South Bay Lakers Ticket Sales Begin Tuesday
The NBA G-League is set to have their first season under their new identity, with an improving league, upgraded outlook, and set of determined...
Lakers News: Brandon Ingram Listed Among NBA Sophomores Ready To Break Out
Los Angeles Lakers forward Brandon Ingram was listed by Bleacher Report as an NBA sophomore that is ready to breakout this season...
NBA History: League Wears 9/11 Memorial Patch During 2001-2002 Season
The terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001 shocked the world and tragically ended the lives of thousands of Americans....
Lakers Podcast: How Many Games Will L.A. Win? Should The NBA Try To End Tanking?
The Los Angeles Lakers have an important season coming up, and the LN Podcast discusses how many games the team will end up winning....
Lakers News: Lonzo Ball Ranks No. 45 In SLAM Magazine’s Top-50 Players
Los Angeles Lakers rookie point guard Lonzo Ball was recently ranked 45th in SLAM Magazine's top 50 players despite not yet playing an NBA game...
Can (And Should) The Lakers Resurrect Luol Deng?
The summer of 2016 saw a sudden boom in cap space hit the NBA, creating a gold rush mentality that saw General Managers tripping over each other to hand out massively inflated deals....
