The Los Angeles Lakers will face a major existential question going into the 2026 offseason regarding one of their star players. For the first time in his Laker

LeBron James is a week away from turning 41 years old. He's playing like one of the best players in the NBA anyway for the Los Angeles Lakers. A huge deal was made less than a month ago when James' double-digit scoring streak ended with a game that he only scored eight points. Since then, LeBron is absolutely hooping.

Houston Rockets wing Dorian Finney-Smith has been upgraded on the injury report ahead of their Christmas game in LA.

Cornell Warner, a 6-foot-9, 220-pound power forward/center, was a second-round draft pick in 1970 by the Buffalo Braves. His first five seasons were spent with the Braves, Cleveland Cavaliers and Milwaukee Bucks before his player rights were sold to the Lakers in 1975.

Lakers’ title hopes questioned after Suns loss as Kendrick Perkins says LA isn’t legit, slams defense and JJ Redick’s coaching approach

Kendrick Perkins believes that the Houston Rockets are more of a playoff threat than the Lakers due to their defense.

The Lakers were blown out by the Suns without Luka Doncic, but it's the team's lack of defense that concerns Redick.