Mike D'Antoni has resigned as head coach for the Los Angeles Lakers, after management hinted at a probable return for next season. It's probably best.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are content on sticking with head coach Mike D'Antoni for next season, and possibly longer. Despite winning just 27 games this season, it could've been considered expected with the amount of team injuries.
Roy Hibbert, the max-contract center that has been missing since March, might find himself on the bench for Game 4 of the first round. Who would have guessed?
The 2014 NBA Playoffs have kicked off, and it's been hard to sleep with the jitters of knowing more thrills are on the way. Here's what we've noticed.
The NBA Playoffs are set, and we're here to break down every matchup. Today, lets begin with the Eastern Conference's first round.
The Los Angeles Lakers supplied fans with the ultimate "are you kidding me" moment on Monday evening, as they shoved the Utah Jazz further to the bottom of the Western Conference standings with a 119-104 victory.
Mitch Kupchak, who played for Los Angeles from 1981-86, is given tons of credit for helping keep the Lakers relevant in the Western Conference for over a decade.
Exiting January with an overall record of 35-10, the Pacers finally were able to look down on the Miami Heat after half a season. Miami (32-13 after January) wasn't far behind, but held their share of road lapses that had many claiming Indiana as the favo
On a evening that featured Mario Chalmers failing to lift Miami over Minnesota by splitting two pairs of free throws, Indiana suffered one of those rare losses that still leaves you proud of their improvement.
You may get the joy out of calling him "Swaggy P." Some, including myself, would argue that he's been the splash of entertainment that keeps Los Angeles afloat in the NBA's sea of sinking ships this season.
Today, on the Hard Screens Podcast, host Shane Young has provided the fans with multiple takes on the Indiana Pacers' recent calamity, which has included a 4-6 stretch in their last 10 games.
The hourglass of energy turned upside down in the midst of the All-Star break, unraveling the panic button from the closet of Pacers' struggles.
The Lakers bitter defeat to the Timberwolves, 143-107, shut the door on any excitement left for the remaining two and a half weeks of the season.
There are a number of reasons why the Indiana Pacers have struggled as the season enters the home stretch.
This current group of Lakers hasn't had the opportunity to perform as a cohesive unit for more than a week, with the nagging injuries sidelining critical pieces. Are there any individual talents the front office should consider keeping in Hollywood?
The 2013-14 schedule blessed the basketball world with four meetings between the Indiana Pacers and their conference rival, the Miami Heat.
The Los Angeles Lakers suffered another home defeat to the hands of Washington on Friday, but returning point guard Steve Nash collected 11 assists off the bench.
Steve Nash returns for the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday vs. Washington, as will Nick Young and Jordan Hill. Is it absurd for Nash to hit the court with 15 games remaining in 2013-14?
Becoming the first team eliminated from playoff contention in the Western Conference, the Los Angeles Lakers are sitting far below where management, players, and fans expected them to be after their commanding Oct. 9 victory over the Clippers.
The Miami Heat have suffered defeat in five of their last six games. Catching up with a die-hard supporter, we tackle the pressing South Beach topics.