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The (17-3) Lakers will host the (3-19) Timberwolves tonight on the last game of a six-game home stand. This scheduled mismatch will begin with Timberwolves Head Coach Kurt Rambis receiving his Championship ring and well wishes from the home crowd prior to the start of the game.

The (16-3) Lakers host the (12-8) Utah Jazz tonight at the Staples Center. Their first of the three game season series against the team the Purple and Gold dismissed in the opening round of the 2008-2009 NBA Playoffs. This is a big week for the Jazz, one that sees them face the Spurs, the Lakers twice and the Orlando Magic. [...]

The (15-3) Los Angeles Lakers will host the division rival (15-5) Phoenix Suns. This is the second of four games this season against the second-place Suns.

The (14-3) Lakers host the (10-8) Miami Heat at the Staples Center tonight. This will be the first of two regular season contests.

The (13-3) Los Angeles Lakers are in the midst of a six game home stand tonight they’re hosting the (7-10) New Orleans Hornets.

The (12-3) Lakers are back at the Staples Center tonight to host the winless New Jersey Nets in a back-to-back game. The Nets lost to the Kings on Friday ironically the team with the worst record in the league last year. Unfortunately for the Nets the Kings didn’t show them any compassion and dropped them to 0-16. The soon to [...]

The (11-3) Los Angeles Lakers will be in the bay area tonight; Oakland to be exact, to face the (5-9) Warriors. Tonight’s game will be the first of the four game series against the Warriors.

The (10-3) Lakers are back at the Staples Center to host the (3-10) New York Knicks. Needless to say; two teams going in opposite directions but it must be said that the Knicks are a team that plays hard.

The Lakers are back in action at the Staples Center hosting the Oklahoma Thunder.

The Lakers are back at the Staples Center hosting the Chicago Bulls in the third of a five-game home stand.

The Lakers are back at the Staples Center to host the Detroit Pistons; looking to ensure that a rare two-game losing streak won’t stretch into three games.

The Los Angeles Lakers are in Denver tonight to play a back-to-back game against the Nuggets. The Lakers responded well to the challenge of facing the red hot Suns and by destroying them, they showed that they had the answer to the question on how do you slow down Phoenix.

The Lakers return to the court after winning five games in seven days. They’re in for an interesting test by closing the week with back-to-back games against the (7-1) red hot Phoenix Suns & the second best team in the Western Conference last year the (5-2) Denver Nuggets.

The Lakers are back in action tonight; playing host to the New Orleans Hornets at the Staples Center. The 5-1 Lakers are riding a four game winning streak. It appears that the Lakers will go to battle again without two of their big men Andrew Bynum & Pau Gasol.