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The Lakers lose on MLK Day, blowing a big halftime lead. With a big road trip looming against three Eastern Conference contenders in Milwaukee, Boston and Philly, how will LA respond?
James Harden is heading to Brooklyn in a blockbuster trade, to become teammates with Kyrie Irving, who isn't there... and oh by the way, the league is being hit hard by COVID-related game postponements. Quite a Wednesday in the Association!
The Lakers are 11-3. What have been the most pleasant early season surprises? What trends are most interesting going forward? And what's the next best Scorsese movie after "Goodfellas?"
New York Times features reporter Katie Rosman talks about her excellent story on Lakers owner Jeanie Buss, delivering insight into someone who made history when the Lakers won a 17th title.
Guest: @Tim_NBA... The Lakers are still a work in progress, but they're a winning work in progress, kicking off the week with five wins in seven tries and the best point differential in the Western Conference. So what's working and what isn't? How are the new guys fitting in?
The Lakers look good early... but what stats to this point indicate larger trends, and which ones are more of a mirage?
The Lakers had a great ring ceremony celebrating their 2019-20 title but a less successful game, losing to the Clippers on Opening Night in the NBA.
Kyle Kuzma has a new contract, the Lakers wrapped up the preseason, and picking one actor's filmography as the only one you can watch for the rest of your life.
The Lakers and Clippers are the consensus best in the West... so how do they compare head-to-head?
Trevor Lane (@Trevor_Lane) of @LakersNation joins, breaking down the three most intriguing players on the Lakers roster heading into the 2020-21 season.