Jim Buss open to the idea of Kobe Bryant playing beyond this season
Lakers part-owner and vice president Jim Buss says he is ready for Kobe Bryant to retire after this season, but the team is not shutting the door on 2016-17.
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Lakers considering signing Metta World Peace
The Los Angeles Lakers are discussing the possibility of signing free agent forward Metta World Peace to a one-year contract, according to league sources.
Kobe Bryant resumes practice shooting
Kobe Bryant is finally able to practice shooting. Bryant suffered a season-ending injury in January, tearing the rotator cuff in his right shoulder.
Lakers agree to terms with Florida guard Michael Frazier II
The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to terms with undrafted free agent guard and former Florida standout Michael Frazier II.
Lakers to work out 5 players
The Lakers are still looking for guys to get training camp invites and prove they belong in the final roster.
Johathan Holmes agrees to deal with Lakers
Undrafted forward Jonathan Holmes of Texas has reached agreement on a deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, according to a league source.
Karl-Anthony Towns, D'Angelo Russell sign deals with Nike
Nike inked Karl-Anthony Towns and D'Angelo Russell to deals, according to an official announcement on the company's website.
Knicks, Lakers, Wizards interested in Kevin Seraphin
Kevin Seraphin is one of the top players left on the market and the Wizards, New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers are interested in his services.
Lakers, Rockets, Pistons interested in Ty Lawson
Despite a second DUI arrest in the last six months, embattled Denver Nuggets guard Ty Lawson is generating interest on the trade market.
Pacers sign free agent Jordan Hill
The Indiana Pacers announced Tuesday they have signed free agent Jordan Hill to a contract. Hill's deal is for one year and $5 million.