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When James Harden was traded to the Houston Rockets on Saturday, a small ripple from the trade made it’s way out to Los Angeles. That’s because the Lakers present, as well as their future, were affected

I remember October 28, 2003 like it was a yesterday. In fact, I still have the “Lakers Reloaded” poster that was handed out at Staples Center to those of us who were lucky enough to attend

I didn’t really need ESPN’s Marc Stein to tell me the Lakers had made Steve Blake and Chris Duhon available to any team interested in a trade. For starters, every player outside of the top-6 on

It’s impossible to ignore the dozens of things that Shaquille O’Neal accomplished in his 19 years as a professional basketball player. But it seems as if Big Shaq waited until after his playing days were over

I did something over the weekend that I’m not proud of. I allowed a few idiots to get under my skin on Twitter. They decided to take our conversation to the gutter and instead of either

There isn’t anyone in the Lakers organization who will be under more pressure this upcoming season than head coach Mike Brown. While last year’s team thrived defensively, at least early in the season, it was Brown’s

It was a bit of a surprise when the Lakers signed Reeves Nelson to a non-guaranteed contract and gave him a training camp invite last week. Even though it’s still a long shot for Nelson to

This is probably the toughest time of the year for NBA bloggers. With free agency now far behind us and training camps still a few weeks away, it’s tough to come up with stuff to write

Last month the Lakers announced the dates they plan to retire the jerseys of Jammal Wilkes and Shaquille O’Neal and when they will dedicate a statue outside of Staples Center to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. I started thinking