The Daily Caller

Denied Dwight Howard and Chris Paul, the Lakers have yet to score big in off season deal making

Kobe Bryant: “I don’t like it.”

‘The league office declined to make the trade for basketball reasons’

NBA Players Union President Derek Fisher has threatened to sue Fox Sports over false claims

LA Lakers star player may pursue dream of living in Italy

Lakers forward following in the footsteps of Chad Ochocinco

L.A. considering former Cleveland coach to replace retiring Phil Jackson

Jackson moves into retirement with the second-worst loss of his career

If the Lakers locker room is leaking like a sieve, Bryant makes it clear he’s not the source

Kobe took 22 shots in the game; no other Laker, and after the beatdown, Jackson seemed to blame Kobe’s selfishness for the loss

The game is between the Lakers and Miami Heat on Christmas Day, but so much of the focus will be on the big stars

Darrelle Revis is among a number of athletes who are seeking federal trademark protection for their names, nicknames and even their catchphrases

Shannon Brown, of all people, tried to keep the Lakers among the undefeated, but it all dissolved in front of an overjoyed Pepsi Center crowd, the Denver Nuggets dropping the Lakers on Thursday, 118-112

In the midst of chaos and a choppy game, Paul Pierce stepped to the forefront in overtime last night, reaching a milestone that many never believed possible

Bryant has his 17th career triple-double as L.A. remains unbeaten with 112-100 victory

Bryant was a starter on the U.S. team that won the gold medal in 2008 in Beijing

Because of the uncertainty created for all parties by the labor standoff, it’s highly unlikely a deal to bring football back to L.A. will get done before a new agreement

Johnson sold his small ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, possibly clearing the way for the Hall of Famer to own a bigger portion of another NBA team in the future

Competitors of the new ‘Dancing with the Stars’ stretch the definition of the word ‘star’

The Celtics are turning to Shaquille O’Neal, 38, who has played with three teams in the past three years, for a one-year contract as a front court addition