The Los Angeles Lakers' season has been significantly affected by the ongoing L.A. wildfires, which have led to the postponement of three of their recent home g

Anthony Davis has 30 points and LeBron James adds 18, but San Antonio dominates the fourth quarter and hands the Lakers their third consecutive loss, 126-102.

On Monday night, the Los Angeles Lakers will host the San Antonio Spurs. For the game, they have announced their injury report (updated as of 4:30 Eastern Time

Victor Wembanyama had 23 points and eight rebounds, Harrison Barnes scored 10 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Lakers 126-102 in Los Angeles’ first game back from two postponements due to the wildfires devastating the area.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis combined to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 117-96 thumping of the defending champion Boston Celtics on Thursday.

With star player Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs' current roster dynamics, this episode explores the potential impact of trading for established talent. Jeff Garcia and guest Jack Thompson discuss the value of these picks, potential trade targets like De'Aaron Fox, and the Spurs' strategy against the Los Angeles Lakers.

Victor Wembanyama shines with 30 points as San Antonio Spurs defeat Indiana Pacers 140-110 in Paris, showcasing a strong team performance.

Former Laker and three-time NBA champion Danny Green understands a lot can happen in five years and gave his honest thoughts on how Los Angeles' roster is currently constructed

The starters for the Eastern and Western Conference All-Star Game teams were announced Thursday night. Some big names didn't make the list.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis combined to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 117-96 thumping of the defending champion Boston Celtics on Thursday. In the first meeting of the season between the two iconic rivals who have won 35 NBA championships between them, the Lakers produced a superb all-round display to outclass the visiting Celtics line-up.

The starters were picked through a system of weighted balloting: 50% was fan voting, 25% was a media panel and 25% was voting by current players.

Through that lens, the voters missed on a couple high-profile marks by naming Curry, James and Durant as starters over Anthony Edwards and Victor Wembanyama, both of whom deserved the starter distinction. As noted, two guards have to be named in each conference, so that makes the first one of these debates sort of easy: