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On Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, Jimmy’s crew took to Hollywood Blvd. to talk to Laker fans. Well, at least they said they were Laker fans. Kimmel’s people asked random people on the street if they

Remember when Sports Illustrated said Kobe Bryant was the world’s fourth highest paid athlete? Well, according to Forbes he’s actually third. And, according to Forbes, he’s the highest paid NBA player, something that Sports Illustrated didn’t

Metta World Peace was on ESPN’s SportsNation on Monday night following Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. World Peace, who has been a member of the Lakers since 2010, has had the (privilege?) of guarding

Dwight Howard did an extensive interview with TJ Simers of the Los Angeles Times recently, and talked about everything from where he will play next season (he didn’t say) to what life has been like with

We haven’t even hit free agency yet and Dwight Howard drama is already rampant in Los Angeles, Houston and several other cities around the NBA. The speculation of whether or not he’ll return to the Lakers

By now I’m sure you’ve heard of all the drama surrounding Kobe Bryant and his mother and the legal battle they’re currently dealing with. After Bryant’s mother tried to sell some of Kobe’s old memorabilia that

Dwight Howard isn’t even officially a free agent yet, but he seems to be drifting further and further away from the Los Angeles Lakers. After initial reports that Howard would consider offers from the Houston Rockets

In honor of Memorial Day, I thought it would be fun to look back on the 1985 NBA Finals, of which Game 1 was dubbed the Memorial Day Massacre. It was the Lakers and Celtics (who