One writer suggested that the Lakers target an under-the-radar wing in free agency who currently plays for the Clippers.

Lakers Fans Upset After $39 Million NBA News on Saturday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Los Angeles Lakers entered the NBA offseason knowing their biggest priority is adding a dependable big man for next season. Because they lacked precisely that during the 2025 NBA Playoffs, the Minnesota Timberwolves relentlessly exploited it.

And being in the bubble brought about its own weird circumstances, as LeBron spoke about on the latest episode of the “Mind the Game podcast” with Steve Nash. The Lakers superstar noted that it was a different type of mental warfare going on as the team took on the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals:

NBA Playoff highlights! The Lakers even the series, the Pacers continue their dominance, and the Thunder secure another victory. Plus, the sports app he uses to cover the game stats.

Tamar Bates has put himself in the second-round discussion with a strong draft process, first standing out at Elite Camp and then looking like he belonged during NBA combine scrimmages. He’s an efficient shotmaker and one of the most efficient finishers among guards in this year’s field.

James is in the process of building a custom megamansion in Beverly Hills—after demolishing the existing property.

There are a lot of things about this upcoming offseason that we don't know. We don't know which stars are going to move. We don't know which Eastern Conference teams are going to try to fill the vacuum left behind by the Boston Celtics.

After many expected the Thunder to have their way with the Pacers, disposing of them quickly with either a sweep or a gentleman's sweep, the series has been wildly competitive.

Being eliminated in the playoffs is never a good thing, but there’s a certain solace in knowing you were only beaten by the eventual NBA champion. From the early BAA days to the modern NBA, here

Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson defined what he feels it means to be a superstar in the NBA on and off the court.

In Reaves' last 25 games of the regular season, he registered 22.8 points a game on 48.7% overall shooting and 41.1% from 3-point land. Those figures went up to 24.9 points a game, 52.4% overall shooting and 42.4% 3-point shooting in his last 17 contests.