The New York Knicks are just days away from needing to finalize their potential playoff roster. The Knicks can fill their final roster spot at some point this weekend, and there are a few candidates who fit the bill.
The New York Knicks were unable to add in the frontcourt at the trade deadline, therefore banking on Mitchell Robinson to stay healthy and provide insurance as the backup upon his impending return.
A former Philadelphia 76ers player is now available on the open market. The Los Angeles Lakers parted ways with Christian Wood in order to make room for their new signing.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The Lakers’ recent decision to bring in Alex Len and waive Christian Wood was less about making headlines and more about survival. With Anthony Davis gone and the failed Mark Williams trade leaving them scrambling, the front office needed a body in the paint, fast.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been needing to scramble after the Mark Williams trade with the Charlotte Hornets fell through. Now, it appears they found their big man.
The Lakers’ decision to sign Alex Len and waive Christian Wood isn’t just a routine roster move—it’s a statementabout Wood’s standing in the NBA. While most of the attention is on how Len can help a depleted frontcourt, the real story is what this move says about Wood’s declining value around the league.
The Christian Wood experiment in Los Angeles has officially ended, with the Lakers waiving the veteran big man to make room for 7-footer Alex Len.
Free-agent center Alex Len has signed with the Los Angeles Lakers, his agent Mike Lelchitski confirmed to NBA insider Shams Charania of ESPN. The team later confirmed the move in a press release.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced they have signed center Alex Len. In a related move, the team waived forward/center Christian Wood. Len is expected to wear No.
Free-agent center Alex Len will sign with the Lakers, agent Mike Lelchitski tells Shams Charania of ESPN.
Rob Pelinka and the Los Angeles Lakers have had a trade deadline for the ages, completely changing the long-term outlook of their franchise over the last few days.
The Los Angeles Lakers’ plans at starting center were drastically altered over the weekend when it was announced that the trade for Mark Williams of the Charlotte Hornets was being rescinded due to a failed physical.
According to NBA reporter Dave McMenamin of ESPN, the Los Angeles Lakers could waive Christian Wood or Cam Reddish to create a roster vacancy. The Lakers
After acquiring Luka Doncic from Dallas at the start of trade deadline week, the Lakers targeted Hornets center Mark Williams in large part because he was “handpicked” by Doncic as the sort of big man Los Angeles’ new franchise player would thrive next to, reports Dave McMenamin of ESPN.
Jaxson Hayes is the only healthy center on the Lakers roster right now.
The Los Angeles Lakers were hit with several injuries at the start of the season as Christian Wood and Jarred Vanderbilt didn’t make their 2024-25 debuts.
The Los Angeles Lakers were hit by the injury bug hard at the start of the season as Christian Wood and Jarred Vanderbilt have notably yet to make their 2024-25 debuts.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been without backup center Christian Wood for the entirety of the 2024-25 season up to this point. He underwent offseason knee surgery that was expected to hold him out for the first stretch of the year.
It sounds like the 29-year-old won’t be back on the court until mid-December at the earliest.
Injuries were a theme for the Los Angeles Lakers during the 2023-24 season and it seems that things are no different heading into 2024-25. Christian Wood is among the players that are already injured before the start of training camp as he recently underwent surgery on his left knee.
Los Angeles Lakers forward Christian Wood underwent knee surgery earlier this month, his second such surgery within six months. Wood said Monday at the
Christian Wood is coming off a season where he appeared in 50 games for the Los Angeles Lakers. The former UNLV star averaged 6.9 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.0 assists per contest while shooting 46.6% from the field and 30.7% from the three-point range.
If the team's backup bigs can't get healthy, it could end up a long, tiring season in Los Angeles.
He missed the final two months of the regular season as well as the Lakers’ playoff run due to an issue in that same left knee.
It’s the second procedure he has undergone on that troublesome knee this year.
The move guarantees his salary for next season, postponing his free agency until 2025.
On Monday evening, the Los Angeles Lakers had their season come to an end when they lost to the Devner Nuggets by a score of 108-106 in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series.
The Lakers are ninth in the Western Conference. They've struggled for consistency all season, as their inability to control the defensive glass and develop an identity has ensured Darvin Ham's roster has hovered around the play-in tournament all season.
The Los Angeles Lakers are facing yet another stretched-out absence from a key rotation player.
Your 18-19 Los Angeles Lakers are finally back on the winning side of things. The Purple and Gold ended their four-game losing streak on Sunday when they
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