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L.A. has lost nine of its last 13 games.

Four-time NBA champion LeBron James was booed during the Lakers' crushing 123-95 home loss to the New Orleans Pelicans.

The Western Conference remaining strength of schedule doesn't favor LA.

The Lakers lost again and were booed as a result, with Russell Westbrook, who registered 16 points and six rebounds in the defeat by the New Orleans Pelicans, hitting back at those fans who turned on the team.

The Lakers' season hit a new low on Sunday with a blowout loss at home to New Orleans.

Brian Windhorst: 'I don't think LeBron wants to leave the Lakers … If they don't do anything this summer, and he doesn't extend in August, now we may have a different discussion. But today, my feeling from the conversations I had, he doesn't want ...

Brian Windhorst on Lakers' future decisions: 'My guess my guess is that she is going to seek Magic's opinion when it comes to this and what Magic might offer will be interesting. I also think it's interesting to point out that I'm not so sure that ...

The Lakers woke up Saturday morning, looked at the teams behind them in the Western Conference standings and got a glimpse of a New Orleans Pelicans team that Los Angeles viewed as a potential NBA play-in tournament foe.

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NEW YORK — Stan Van Gundy, the last person to actually coach Zion Williamson in a NBA game, believes the discussion about the superstar’s relocation to New York is not only premature, it’s indicative of false hopes created by the Knicks and the organization’s continued “arrogance.”