Lakers' Johnson out with strained hip flexor
Lakers forward Wesley Johnson left Sunday's win over the Pacers with a strained right hip flexor that will also sideline him for Monday's game at Portland.
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Byron Scott wants Kobe to sit 1 game in every back-to-back
Kobe Bryant will not play Monday in Portland, as part of Coach Byron Scott’s new plan to hold the 36-year-old superstar out of one game of back-to-back sets.
Lakers’ rookie Julius Randle to have foot surgery
Lakers forward Julius Randle will undergo surgery on Tuesday morning to replace the screw in the fifth metatarsal of his right foot.
Kobe Bryant records 21st career triple-double
Kobe Bryant had his 21st career triple-double Tuesday night. At 36 years, 129 days, Bryant is the second-oldest among active players to record a triple-double.
Lakers' Jordan Hill is having an off month
Jordan Hill was the Lakers' second-best player going into December. Now he's not even the second-best player in their frontcourt.
Lakers claim Tarik Black, waive Xavier Henry
The Lakers have been awarded center Tarik Black on a waiver claim. To make room on the roster for Black, the Lakers have waived Xavier Henry.
Pau Gasol felt 'weird' facing old Lakers team on Christmas Day
Pau Gasol couldn't appear more comfortable in the flow of the Chicago Bulls offense during their 113-93 win over his former team, the Los Angeles Lakers.
Lakers added to the list of teams interested in Josh Smith
A number of teams are believed to covet Josh Smith, including the Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks, Miami Heat, Sacramento Kings and Clippers.
Michael Jordan congratulates Kobe after NBA milestone
Michael Jordan congratulates Kobe Bryant after passing him to reach the third spot on the NBA's all-time scoring list.
Kobe surpasses Jordan for No. 3 on all-time scoring list
Kobe Bryant surpassed Michael Jordan for third on the NBA’s all-time scoring list on Sunday in Minnesota.