Los Angeles Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers are one of the great NBA dynasties and a worldwide sports brand. They were founded in 1947 as the Minneapolis
Lakers, where they captured 5 championships before moving to
Hollywood in 1960.
Since then, the Lakers have gone on to become the second
most successful franchise in the NBA, sitting behind their arch
rivals, Boston.
The Lakers last championship came in 2010, beating Boston in an all-time classic Game 7.
There’s a clear frontrunner for MVP, and it’s not the guy you think it is. Tom Hall crunches the numbers to reveal there’s one man who stands ahead of the pack at the halfway point.
Mike Miller and Josh Coyne are joined by Matt Evans (LA Lakers UK, NBA Call Ups) to discuss the Western Conference and its contenders, the G League’s COVID Bubble and much more.
Ahead of this year’s festive showcase, Sean Guest looks back at some of the most memorable Christmas Day games
Sean Guest looks at the Chris Paul-Lakers trade that would have shaken the NBA to the core, and did in a different way after not going through
With gamers abuzz with the new Xbox and Playstation, Thomas Lamming checks in with the top 10 NBA players and how it matches up with real life
Jrue Dares Wins: How do you acquire Jrue Holiday?
Jrue Holiday is a prized target for contending teams in this off-season, and Harry Harrison breaks down some of the best destinations for the coveted guard
The Step Back: Bye Bye Bynum
On this day in 2005, Andrew Bynum became the youngest player ever to appear in a regular season game, making his debut for a rebuilding Los Angeles Lakers team that would go on to become an NBA powerhouse.
Our team answer some of the biggest questions surrounding NBA Offseason – Question 1 – Can the LA Lakers go back-to-back next season?
Episode 351 – NBA Special | Three-Ring Circus, Jeff Pearlman
Huw Hopkins is joined by best-selling author Jeff Pearlman to discuss his new book Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty.