Cade Cunningham would bet his paycheck on LeBron James and Anthony Davis being able to score a touchdown in the NFL

The Golden State Warriors are on the verge of booking a return trip to the NBA Finals, which is a testament to the dominance of this team with Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green at the core. But Steve Kerr’s role in the team’s success can’t be overlooked, and in one moment during the final stretch of the Warriors’ 109-100 win in Game 3 over the Dallas Mavericks, he showed who’s really in charge by blasting his team’s best player for a defensive lapse that led to a Luka Doncic triple.

Former Los Angeles Lakers big man Stanislav “Slava” Medvedenko has been serving in Ukraine’s territorial defense forces during the country’s war against Russia. “In the weeks following Vladimir Putin’s February order for a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, this is how Medvedenko spends many of his nights: Manning a guard station atop the tallest building in the Kyiv neighborhood he lives in with his wife and two of his children,” The Athletic’s Bill Oram wrote.

As the Los Angeles Lakers continue to seek out a new head coach, Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett is ripping them by implying that their efforts shouldn’t be taken seriously. The reason for Garnett’s dismissive attitude toward the Lakers is based on reports that the team has narrowed its search to three candidates. That trio consists of former Portland Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts, Milwaukee Bucks assistant Darvin Ham and Golden State Warriors assistant Kenny Atkinson.

The Los Angeles Lakers have been notorious for stealing headlines and media attention in the sports world despite the fact that they have been a lousy basketball team. On Monday, Lakers superstar LeBron James’ former teammates Richard Jefferson and Kendrick Perkins showed their disdain with the Lakers being brought up on ESPN.

On Sunday afternoon, LeBron James attended a wedding in New York City and embraced a rabbi who offered the Los Angeles Lakers superstar spiritual advice in the past. Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto is based in Morocco and the founder of Shuva Israel. Among the followers of Pinto is the Schottenstein family of Columbus, Ohio, who has past connections with James.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is regarded by countless people across the league as the greatest basketball player of this generation. However, at 37 years old, James is running out of time in the league, even though he is still capable of putting up otherworldly numbers. Right now, there...

The Los Angeles Lakers have a big offseason ahead of them. Already, the organization is in the depths of a search for a new head coach after parting ways with Frank Vogel earlier this year. Beyond that, the team will need to make some changes to its roster if it has any hope of rebounding from the major disappointment that was the 2021-22 campaign.

Though it is unclear how it would actually occur, there have been conversations recently about Chicago Bulls star guard Zach LaVine joining the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason. LaVar Ball recently stated that LaVine is going to leave the Bulls this summer and continue his career in Los Angeles. LaVine...

While the 2022 NBA Playoffs rage on, the Los Angeles Lakers are far more focused on the state of their own franchise. Right now, the primary concern is finding a new head coach after parting ways with former head coach Frank Vogel earlier this year. Based on a recent report,...