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LeBron James Signs a Two-Year Contract Extension, and the Lakers Have a Schedule!
Does a new deal mean Russell Westbrook is heading out the door?
Hulu's "Legacy" Explores a Complex Buss Family Dynamic, and Dr. Buss' Success Building the Lakers
The first two parts of the Hulu doc are out, and Lakers fans will likely enjoy the product
episode 1474: Hulu's "Legacy" Explores a Complex Buss Family Dynamic, and Dr. Buss' Success Building the Lakers
This week, Hulu dropped the first two episodes of "Legacy: The True Story of the Los Angeles Lakers." And while it appears on the surface to be a direct response to the fictionalized HBO adaption of Jeff Pearlman's "Winning Time," that's not exactly the case. (One doesn't whip together a 10-part documentary in a few months...
Can the Lakers Be Contenders if They Trade for Kyrie Irving? (Guest, Trevor Lane, Part II)
The Lakers are trying to improve through a trade. How good can they get?
episode 1473: Can the Lakers Be Contenders if They Trade for Kyrie Irving? (Guest, Trevor Lane, Part II)
In Part I of our interview with Trevor Lane of Lakers Nation, we talked a lot about what the Lakers are now. In Part II, we focus on what they might become, if the team can swing one of the rumored deals on the table for Russell Westbrook. First and foremost, which deal does Trevor think is best for the Lakers? He's a believer in the Kyrie Irving swap, based on the upside, especially if the Lakers can get a couple other players back in the deal...
The Lakers Will Open The Season Against the Warriors, then the Clippers. (Guest: Trevor Lane)
It's a tough pair of games to open the year for L.A... is that potentially helpful or harmful?
episode 1472: The Lakers Will Open The Season Against the Warriors, then the Clippers. (Guest: Trevor Lane)
It's Part 1 of a two-part show with Trevor Lane of LakersNation.com! We start with the weekend's news - that the Lakers will open with a pair of very tough games, October 18 against the Warriors in San Francisco to open the NBA season, then October 20 at the Crypt vs. the Clippers. For a team that needs to get off to a good start, that's a tough early slate...
The NBA Will Retire Bill Russell's #6. Should LeBron James Change His Number? Plus, Kyrie Tweets!
Plus, why some Lakers fans may not love every aspect of the NBA's tribute to Russell.
episode 1471: The NBA Will Retire Bill Russell's #6. Should LeBron James Change His Number? Plus, Kyrie Tweets!
The NBA announced Thursday that Bill Russell, the larger-than-life icon who died last month at the age of 88, will be honored in a series of ways this season. First, his #6 will be retired leaguewide, though players (like LeBron James) who currently wear the number can keep it if they choose. Second, there will be jersey patches worn across the NBA, and every stadium will have a shamrock with a #6 inside, displayed next to the scorer's table...
episode 1470: Darvin Ham and LeBron James Agree, Anthony Davis Should be the Focal Point on Offense
The Lakers braintrust met recently and covered a lot of ground, according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo! Sports. Interestingly enough, a contract extension for LeBron James wasn't really the frontburner item. Instead, Rob Pelinka, Darvin Ham and James tried to lay out a vision for the season, and gain a common understanding of what's coming. And there was a lot discussed over an hour or so. Anthony Davis is going to be the focal point of the offense. Things will run through him, everyone agrees...