Tag: Los Angeles Lakers
With Eric Bledsoe now in Milwaukee, who are the next players to be moved? There are a couple of situations to watch.
Shane Rhodes breaks down six impressive sophomores early in the season.
Around the Los Angeles Lakers, his success as a potential cornerstone alongside Lonzo Ball and Brandon Ingram is a credit to his dedication and a determined mindset from his life’s journey. In a talented and deep draft full of prospects, Kuzma has become one of the most impressive of them all — a versatile forward […]
When Los Angeles Lakers forward Larry Nance Jr.broke a bone in his left hand last week, there was a brief possibility the team might replace him in the starting lineup with veteran power forward Luol Deng. Instead the Lakers started rookie Kyle Kuzma, who proceeded to put up double-doubles in both his starts. Kuzma has played so well, he may […]
Less than two hours before he faced his old team for the first time, Brooklyn Nets point guard D’Angelo Russell admitted Friday that he was irked by comments Lakers team president Magic Johnson made this summer about Russell’s leadership, or lack thereof. In June, Johnson explained why the Lakers traded Russell to Brooklyn and drafted Lonzo Ball, saying the team “needed a leader” and […]
Los Angeles Lakers forward Larry Nance Jr. is undergoing surgery Friday to repair his fractured left hand and there is an expectation that he will miss four to six weeks, league sources told ESPN. Source: Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN
Shane Rhodes looks at the top early candidates for Rookie of the Year.
Lang Greene pays respect to the unlikely heroes on all 30 teams to start the 2017-18 season
Jimmy Butler had one of the worst rookie seasons of any star in the league, but he isn’t the only star that started off slowly.
Washington Wizards point guard John Wall acknowledged that LaVar Ball’s brash prediction earlier this week gave him added motivation to play well in his matchup Wednesday night against Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball. On Sunday, LaVar Ball issued a warning to the Wizards, saying they’d “better beware because Lonzo ain’t losing again [this week].” […]
