Lakers News: Julius Randle More Focused On Wins Than Minutes Played
Julius Randle has been an enigma for the Los Angeles Lakers for much of this early season. After some initial struggles...
Lakers News: Lonzo Ball Confident Jump Shot Will Soon Begin To ‘Fall’
A question mark that dogged Lonzo Ball in the time leading up to the 2017 NBA Draft has persisted since the Los...
Lakers Highlights: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Julius Randle Lead Comeback Against Bulls
The Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls were the only game on the NBA schedule Tuesday, and they used the...
Lakers Vs. Kings Preview: L.A. Looks For 3rd Straight Win Thanksgiving Layoff
The Los Angeles Lakers get a nice break for Thanksgiving, but before then they have a road game in against the Sacramento...
Thomas Bryant Assigned To South Bay Lakers, Expected To Play Against Reno Bighorns
The shuttling continued Wednesday for Thomas Bryant, as he once again was assigned to the South Bay Lakers...
Lakers News: Brook And Robin Lopez Remain Unchanged By NBA Life
When the Los Angeles Lakers traded for center Brook Lopez, they knew they were getting a highly-skilled basketball...
Lakers Vs. Bulls: Julius Randle, Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram
The Los Angeles Lakers came roaring back from a 19-point deficit in the third quarter to beat the Chicago Bulls 103-94 on Tuesday night...
Lakers News: Luke Walton Taking Solace In Team Emerging From ‘Learning Experience’ With Comeback Win Against Bulls
The Los Angeles Lakers came from a 19-point deficit to beat the Chicago Bulls Tuesday night, the largest comeback...
Lakers News: Luke Walton Credits Julius Randle, Josh Hart For Sparking Comeback Against Bulls
The Los Angeles Lakers played terribly for nearly three quarters in Tuesday’s game against the Chicago Bulls. Luckily...
Lakers Recap: Julius Randle, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Lead Comeback Effort In Win Over Bulls
The Los Angeles Lakers entered Staples Center with a chance to get a winning streak going as they met the Chicago Bulls in a battle of rebuilding franchises...
