The Los Angeles Lakers have hit their stride over the last week, winning four straight games including one over the San Antonio Spurs to start their road trip.
Los Angeles Lakers starting forward Rui Hachimura has been ruled out for Friday night's critical NBA Cup clash against the San Antonio Spurs with a right ankle sprain, per the NBA's latest injury report.
The Los Angeles Lakers begin their defense of their Emirates NBA Cup championship as they head to San Antonio to take on Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs in their first group stage game.
Last season, the Los Angeles Lakers were an absolute force during the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament with Anthony Davis and LeBron James leading the team on an undefeated run to the first-ever NBA Cup championship.
What LeBron James continues to do at this stage of his career is beyond words. In his 22nd season, with his 40th birthday approaching, LeBron is once again rewriting history as he recorded his third consecutive triple-double in the Los Angeles Lakers’ victory over the Memphis Grizzlies.
The Los Angeles Lakers won the inaugural NBA Cup during the 2023-25 campaign. That means they are the defending Cup champions, which doesn’t really mean much, especially when compared with an NBA title.
Los Angeles Lakers forward Rui Hachimura played well against the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday. Hachimura had a 19-point performance in the team’s 128-123 lead, helping LeBron James and Co.
The Los Angeles Lakers list Rui Hachimura (right ankle sprain) as questionable and Anthony Davis (left plantarfasciitis) as probable on their injury report for their upcoming game against the San Antonio Spurs on Friday.
When the Los Angeles Lakers met the Memphis Grizzlies for the first time this season, much of the attention was on the team missing superstar big man Anthony Davis.
Rui Hachimura was honest when asked about how he and the Los Angeles Lakers will be motivating themselves heading into the NBA Cup. He joked that the players on the team were focused on winning the NBA Cup for the cash prize that all the players are guaranteed.
The Los Angeles Lakers and Memphis Grizzlies don't like each other. However, that doesn't mean every single player on the team dislikes one another, specifically Yuki Kawamura and Rui Hachimura.
D’Angelo Russell has arguably been the NBA’s least effective starting point guard this season, averaging just 12.7 points per game on 30.8% shooting from deep while playing matador point-of-attack defense.
The Los Angeles Lakers would like to forget their road trip and they have a chance to begin putting that behind them as they host the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday night.
On Friday night, the Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Lakers are going to battle it out. Both teams had some key names on the injury report. For the Lakers, they recently upgraded the status of the starting forward, Rui Hachimura.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced that Anthony Davis (left plantar fasciitis) and Jaxson Hayes (left knee soreness) are probably while Rui Hachimura (illness) is questionable for Friday night’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers.
A left heel contusion kept Los Angeles star big man Anthony Davis from playing Wednesday night against the host Memphis Grizzlies. Davis, who entered the day leading the league in scoring at 32.6 points per game, aggravated the injury in a road loss to the Detroit Pistons on Monday.
The Los Angeles Lakers have officially listed forward Rui Hachimura as doubtful for Wednesday’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies, due to an illness, as reported by The Athletic’s Jovan Buha.
Rui Hachimura was not happy about his Los Angeles Lakers dropping their second matchup of the year against the Phoenix Suns by a score of 109-105 on Monday night.
LOS ANGELES – Through the Los Angeles Lakers’ first four games of the season, one thing is clear, this team is vastly different than last year. Despite the Lakers’ recent loss to the Phoenix Suns, they’re playing a much better brand of basketball.
In the Los Angeles Lakers’ recent win against the Sacramento Kings, a moment of intensity erupted when LeBron James directed frustration toward his teammate Rui Hachimura.
In a gritty season opener, the Lakers built a commanding 19-point lead before fending off a late-game surge led by Anthony Edwards, ultimately securing their first opening-night victory since 2016.
Rui Hachimura recently made headlines by candidly discussing the Los Angeles Lakers’ slow start to last season, describing the team’s first 30 to 40 games
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The 6-foot-8 forward has good size, length and skill for his position, making him an important member of the Lakers rotation and a potential X factor for JJ Redick's roster next season.
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