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It is no secret that the Los Angeles Lakers are a bit strapped in recruiting free agents this year. They really have just three options for signing free agents: using a sign-and-trade, the mini-mid level exception

So much for no major moves, right? The Los Angeles Lakers were able to pull off yet another magical trade by acquiring Steve Nash from the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday afternoon that sent shock waves through

It has only been a couple of days into free agency and the rumor mill has been in high gear around the league. While other teams, notably the Brooklyn Nets and the Atlanta Hawks, have had

The NBA Draft is finally here, and questions surrounding what next season’s Lakers roster will look like are still at a high. This is the third and final post of the three-part series regarding off-seasons plans

Last week I talked about possible off-season plans and expectations for Kobe Bryant and Andrew Bynum. While Bryant and Bynum are expected to be in purple and gold for at least a few more years, these

The NBA Finals have officially begun, and for the second straight year the Lakers disappointingly did not make it to the end. While Lakers management will be busy during the summer with the draft, free agency

Steve Kerr said it during Monday night’s Game 5 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs; we are witnessing a changing of the guard in the NBA with the Thunder’s propulsion to the

This off-season is filled with even more uncertainty for the Los Angeles Lakers than last year, and that says a lot considering the league was locked out last summer, fall and into the early winter. The

Kobe Bryant, Shooting Guard 2011-12 Grade: B+ Ramona Shelburne from ESPNLosAngeles.com described Kobe Bryant’s development in a clear-cut way: Kobe Bryant figured out how to make himself into a great player a long time ago. His