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Some physical play by Houston's Carl Landry brings out a more aggressive side to Pau Gasol.

The Lakers owner has an understanding of his star these days.

The Dream Shake took some time out to give their three reasons why the Rockets will win tonight… I think tonight, the game goes to the Lakers, however, if the Rockets do win, it will be because of these three things… 1.The Rockets Defense - As a leading defensive team in the league for multiple seasons in a row, the [...]

Last week, I projected 62 wins and the NBA's best record for the Los Angeles Lakers. Three games into the season, that already feels like it might be a little low. In starting their campaign with a pair of blowout wins and a road victory at Denver, the Lakers have yet to entirely click in on offense.

As much as everyone in L.A. would like to see it, the Lakers aren't going to go 82-0. So now the question is, when will the Lakers pick up their first loss of the season?

Brian Cook is complaining, while Ronny Turiaf and Kwame Brown are off to slow starts. Marc Gasol is doing well at Memphis.

Kobe Bryant sits down with Stephen A Smith to discuss the Olympic Gold medal, losing to the Celtics last year, ending his career as a Laker and his growth as a player and a person.

Vladimir Radmanovic watched, from afar, as Yugoslavia, his homeland, was torn apart by ethnic differences, fractured by politics and changed by boundaries.

In an excerpt from the new book, "Madmen's Ball: The Continuing Saga of Kobe, Phil and the Los Angeles Lakers," author Mark Heisler writes about the start of their last season together.

He wrestled with the idea of being the team's sixth man, saying, 'It humbles you.' But by deferring to the decision-makers, he sees lots of playing time.

Hall of Famer is thrilled about the presidential election and optimistic about this team.

David and G talk about the Lakers 4-0 start, the new and improved defense, Ron Artest's infatuation with Kobe Bryant, release another Top Lakers Moment and much much more.

Coach wants every Laker to be ready to contribute, for however long he is needed. Luke Walton's playing time is way down from last season.

It was Jan. 4, 2004, and the most memorable Clippers moment in the entirety of this intra-city “rivalry” occurred during a timeout at Staples Center.