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The Lakers need an alley-oop intervention

One of the most exciting plays in basketball is an alley-oop. When executed correctly, it blends excellent timing with athleticism to create a highlight play that almost always gets fans on their feet. When executed correctly. The Lakers have been an overly ambitious team this season when it comes to throwing lobs to teammates, so […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 18 days ago | 1 read

Player Grades: Lakers vs. Jazz

In theory, most would expect a team coming off a four-day break to look refreshed and ready to go. In reality, teams don’t quite operate like that. Instead, the Lakers looked like a team trying to find their rhythm throughout much of the game on Sunday in Utah. Eventually, they found something close to it […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 18 days ago | 2 reads

Deandre Ayton leaves Jazz game with knee contusion

One of the surprises of the season, Deandre Ayton has become an important piece for the Lakers this season. As a result, his unexpected absence halfway through Sunday’s game against the Jazz was certainly felt. Ayton played in the first half in Utah for the purple and gold, but remained in the locker room at […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 18 days ago | 2 reads

Lakers survive late Jazz rally to secure win

After controlling the game for most of the second half, the Lakers survived a frenzied rally from the Jazz late to hold on to a 108-106 win. The Lakers built their biggest lead of the game, 13, in the fourth, but then saw a huge Jazz run in the final seconds trim the deficit down […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 18 days ago | 2 reads

Lakers Notebook: Jarred Vanderbilt’s vanishing act, DeAndre Ayton’s gilded touch and the next ten games

Sitting at 11-4 after their first 15 games, the Lakers are feeling pretty good about themselves. Luka Dončić is dancing. Austin Reaves is embracing. And LeBron James is meshing. Although the vibes are vibing, the next chapter of the season may be more indicative of who this team actually is now that it is whole. That said, there are things we […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 19 days ago | 2 reads

Andrew Friedman and Farhan Zaidi to take on new roles with Lakers

When Mark Walter and Guggenheim Partners purchased the Los Angeles Dodgers from Frank McCourt, it ushered in a brand new chapter of Dodgers baseball that has now resulted in them at the top of the baseball summit for two consecutive years and three out of the last six. This year, the Los Angeles Lakers were […]

From True Blue LA | 19 days ago | 2 reads

Lakers vs. Jazz preview: Rematch in Salt Lake

The Lakers (11-4) and Utah Jazz (5-10) will go at it once again on Sunday but this time on the latter’s home court. L.A. is looking for its fourth win in a row and second against the Jazz. Start time and TV schedule Who: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz When: 5 p.m. PT, Nov. 23 Where: Delta Center […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 19 days ago | 2 reads

Drew Timme to Sign Two-Way Contract With Los Angeles Lakers

After winning the NBA G League Player of the Week with the South Bay Lakers, forward Drew Timme is headed up to the big club on a two-way contract (per ClutchPoints’ Brett Siegel). Most likely, the Los Angeles Lakers and general manager Rob Pelinka are to cut center Christian Koloko to make room for Timme. […]

From The Slipper Still Fits | 21 days ago | 1 read

Lakers aim to sign Drew Timme to a two-way contract

It seems the Lakers will add a new two-way player to their roster, signing Drew Timme. The Lakers already have all three of their two-way spots filled, so someone will have to be dropped to make room for him. Brett Siegel of Clutch Points was the first to report on this development. He states that […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 21 days ago | 1 read

The Lakers have to move on from the Buss family

For years, the Lakers treated being a family-run franchise as a point of pride. No other team, for better or for worse, operated like the Lakers. But the notion of being family-run has taken on a different meaning over much of the last decade with Thursday being just the latest example. In a surprising move, […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 21 days ago | 0 reads

Edwin’s Journal: The Lakers season is now really underway

Like Lakers head coach JJ Redick, I, too, am a Jay-Z aficionado. He referenced the track “A Week Ago,” reflecting on how high the Lakers were heading into their road trip before the low of two embarrassing losses to the Thunder and Hawks. However, things can also go from bad to good just as fast. […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 22 days ago | 2 reads

Joey, Jesse Buss voted against sale of Lakers

The Buss family is treating us to one final bit of drama on their way out of the Lakers. The shocking sale of the Lakers back in the spring was not a unanimous decision by the family. At the time, it was reported that the five siblings were split on the decision with Jeanie Buss […]

From Silver Screen and Roll | 22 days ago | 0 reads

NBA Drama: Lakers Fires Two Members of Buss Family as New Ownership Makes Changes

There is never a boring day in the NBA. ESPN’s Shams Charania broke some surprising news on Thursday afternoon, sharing that the Los Angeles Lakers have fired two members of the Buss family. Joey and Jesse, two of Jerry’s four sons, will no longer hold their respective front office positions. Each has held a scouting role with the franchise over the last decade. Charania shared a statement from the two brothers regarding the organization’s change: “We are extremely honored to ha...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | 22 days ago | 2 reads