Laker Nation

The Lakers start strong, but fail to sustain their efforts throughout. 2013 remains a winless year thusfar.

Not even 38 points from Kobe Bryant or a double-double from both Dwight Howard and Steve Nash could help the Lakers fend off the Chris Paul-led Clippers.

The Lakers' defense continues to elude them and the Philadelphia 76ers took advantage.

Dwight Howard led the way on defense and Steve Nash guided the offense - it was a wire to wire victory for the Lakers to end the year.

What a difference a Nash makes. The Lakers get their fifth win in a row against the hot New York Knicks.

The Charlotte Bobcats brought their 11 game losing streak into Staples, and it took nothing short of a furious run by the Lakers to fend them off, 101-100.

Two wins in a row for these Lakers, and though it’s nothing relatively impressive, we’ve learned this season that we must appreciate small glories, and a two-win streak is just that.

Smiling faces - all it took was a victory. No matter the opponent…no matter the arena – when you’ve lost four in a row like the Lakers have, getting any win means something.

In their fourth loss in a row, the Lakers, again, fell behind to start the game, and had no choice but to play catch-up to give themselves a chance to win.

Despite the loss after a late surge in the 4th, there were some encouraging signs for a Lakers team whose records is anything but.

Kobe Bryant passes 30,000 points in Lakers win over the Hornets.

The Lakers blow another 4th quarter lead and fall to the Houston Rockets, 107-105.

With the game clock nearing the end of the night, Dwight Howard stood on the corner behind the three point line, when Chris Duhon threw him a pass. Wide open (as he should be from that position), Howard rose up, released and swish! It was his second career three-pointer; 28th point for the night and the 17th three for the [...]

The Lakers miss everything in an ugly loss to the Indiana Pacers.