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Andy and Brian Kamenetzky bring you a daily look into the Los Angeles Lakers and the NBA. The Kamenetzky Brothers have covered the Lakers since 2005 for a variety of media outlets including the LA Times, ESPN and The Athletic, with a unique style combining traditional journalism, informal commentary and offbeat humor.
Is LeBron James coming to Los Angeles?
In 2018, that's when the news broke that LeBron James would be coming to Los Angeles to join the Lakers. It took a minute, but James dragged the franchise out of a near-decade long rut, and even if he doesn't win another title in purple and gold goes down as one of the most influential Lakers of all time, just based on impact. We talk about that, then look back at the alternate universe in which James doesn't come, and the Lakers keep all the young guys. How good would that team be?
How much longer will LeBron James be a Laker?
After his comments over recent days, is LeBron James’ time in Los Angeles on a rapidly-ticking clock now?
Is there anything Russell Westbrook can do that would make fans OK with the Lakers running it back next season?
Russell Westbrook is entering what appears to be his last opportunity to prove to his hometown fan base that they should believe in him next year.
Where do LeBron James and the Lakers stand after a polarizing trade deadline?
Let’s discuss how LeBron James seems to feel about the Lakers — and where they might be heading — following a trade deadline he can’t be happy about.
Which Laker is a deserving Valentine?
The "I Love Basketball" crew debated what elements of this Lakers season are deserving of our affection.
How appealing will the Lakers be to buyout candidates?
After punting on the trade deadline, the Lakers will need to make moves in the buyout market to improve, but how appealing will they be?
Will luxury taxes stand in the way of the Lakers adding buyout free agents?
The Lakers clearly have to improve, and the buyout market is the only way left. They’ve also clearly operated with strict financial limitations in recent years. Something has to give.
After fruitless NBA trade deadline, what comes next for the Lakers and Russell Westbrook?
The decisions don’t stop with an NBA trade deadline that saw Russell Westbrook remain in purple and gold, and brought no outside help to the Lakers.
