NBC Sports Boston trolls Lakers during Dennis Schroder postgame interview
"Y'all paying Russ $44 million lol" is certainly a flex after a 22 point win.
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ESPN NBA reporter Dave McMenamin signs multi-year extension with network
Will McMenamin cover another Lakers championship team?
Carmelo Anthony talks to Trevor Noah about his memoir, disliking his name as a kid, joining Lakers
Who was "Tyrone Johnson"?
HBO’s Los Angeles Lakers series recasts Larry Bird role after losing actor Bo Burnham
Newcomer Sean Patrick Small will now play the Boston Celtics icon.
Magic Johnson docuseries reportedly close to being acquired by Peacock for $25 million
Call it Magic's version of 'The Last Dance.'
Lakers-Warriors play-in game averages 5.618 million viewers, most for an ESPN broadcast since 2019 WCF
The Lakers and Warriors drew the best audience for a play-in game so far.
A nine-part Lakers’ docuseries, with team involvement, is coming to Hulu in 2022
"I am thrilled that the true story of the Lakers will finally be shared with the world -- and that we are in such capable hands with Hulu and Antoine, a director whose storytelling I’ve admired for years."
Ranking the biggest casting choices for HBO’s Los Angeles Lakers series
Bo Burnham as Larry Bird is kind of a head-scratcher.
Adrien Brody cast as Pat Riley in HBO’s “Showtime” era Los Angeles Lakers series
An Academy Award winner had to play the iconic coach, right?
The NBA’s first-ever October Finals saw a new low Game 1 rating, down 45 percent from last year’s Warriors-Raptors Game 1
Lakers-Heat averaged 7.41 million viewers, the lowest number ever recorded for a NBA Finals game (based on data going back to 1988).
Vin Scully narrates Dodgers’ birthday tribute to Kobe Bryant
"We know that Kobe's impact on the world was only just getting started and it's our responsibility to further his work by supporting our community."
Lakers hire Pete Zayas, creator of Laker Film Room and former Athletic writer
Zayas was one of the 46 Athletic staffers laid off in early June.
Some Bay Area U-verse subscribers were mistakenly blacked out from ESPN Lakers/Clippers broadcasts over zip code mixup
Parts of the Bay Area were mistakenly seen as parts of the LA area by a zip code database that regulates local blackouts.
