The Lakers had a chance to stand up to LaVar Ball and defend Luke Walton. They chose not to.
Over the past 48 hours, LaVar Ball has done what he does best: create plenty of fire and fury.
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The NBA schedule is roughly halfway done. Here’s where each team stacks up.
It's a good time to revisit the tiers we laid out for the league at the quarter mark a little more than a month ago. While there are still eight...
Lakers’ chances of signing Paul George looking worse as Thunder keeps rolling
For more than a year, the Los Angeles Lakers have targeted Paul George as part of a free agent class in 2018 that they hope can turn around their moribund...
The NBA’s ultimate Christmas wish? Someday surpassing the NFL.
For generations, major professional leagues could only envy the National Football League's marriage with Thanksgiving, the sport synonymous with the holiday.
Lonzo Ball is the face of the Lakers, but he strives to be more LeBron James than Kobe Bryant
Ball's choice of favorite player isn't Kobe Bryant, the smooth superstar just a short drive (well, at least in terms of miles) down Route 60. It is LeBron James, whose...
Ball family, famous for LaVar’s off-court circus, is still awaiting on-court success
Here was Lonzo Ball, the heralded rookie point guard of the Los Angeles Lakers, setting foot inside the basketball cathedral that is Madison Square Garden for the first time. And...
Shaq vs. Kobe. LeBron vs. Cleveland. How “reunion games” became an NBA staple.
As far as anyone involved can remember, it started with the Shaq and Kobe game.
Where does every NBA team rank? Take a look at the tiers.
With every team in the NBA having played at least 21 games, marking the official passing of the regular season quarter-pole, now is a perfect time to gauge where the...
Dennis Smith Jr. represents both the present and future of the Dallas Mavericks
Just as important, though, was something Carlisle said before the game: that Smith, just a month into his NBA career, is already an essential part of everything Dallas is trying...
Lakers’ master plan had Lonzo Ball being an instant success. It hasn’t happened yet.
Everything the Los Angeles Lakers have done for the past several months has been with one goal in mind: landing one or more stars -- and, specifically, LeBron James --...