The Los Angeles Lakers are set to have a lot of new faces when the 2026-27 NBA season begins. On Monday, the Lakers made another free agency move, signing

The Los Angeles Lakers have been busy making moves this offseason following LeBron James’ exit. For the last eight seasons, LeBron James had been the face of the Los Angeles Lakers.

According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the Los Angeles Lakers are signing a new player. He is going into his sixth season.

The Los Angeles Lakers entered the offseason with lingering questions about both LeBron James and Austin Reaves. James will not return to LA, but Reaves

New Lakers guard Collin Sexton explains why Marcus Smart and Avery Bradley shaped his defensive approach entering 2026-27.

James has ended his eight-season run with the Lakers and the Golden State Warriors are reportedly the among the top contenders to sign him.

Multiple reports continue to link Jonathan Kuminga with the Lakers. But the loudest rumors may not be pointing at their real target.

New Lakers big man Walker Kessler had shoulder surgery early last season, and addressed concerns about his health. The post Lakers’ Walker Kessler Gives Update on Injury Concerns appeared first on HEAVY.

The Los Angeles Lakers are targeting a second former Golden State Warrior after signing Kevon Looney in free agency. Looney signed a one-year, $3.9 million deal with the Lakers, where he will back up Walker Kessler at center.

The Lakers will look to keep their Summer League title hopes alive against the Clippers on Tuesday.