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The Lakers re-signed forward Markieff Morris to a one-year contract at the veteran’s minimum while waiting on a decision by superstar Anthony Davis.
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By trading JaVale McGee to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Lakers open up salary cap space to come to terms on a free-agent deal with Marc Gasol.
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The Lakers, who reached an agreement to re-sign Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, continue to score wins this offseason. Can the Clippers pull off a surpirse?
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The Lakers reached an agreement to re-sign guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, who was a starter and key role player in their NBA championship run.
Rajon Rondo took to Instagram on Saturday to thank the Lakers and their fans for supporting him in L.A. He’s now heading to Atlanta on a two-year contract..
The Lakers and free agent Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, who opted out of the final year of his contract, have interest in his re-signing with the team.
Former Lakers guard Avery Bradley agrees to join the Miami Heat. Gordon Hayward is heading to Charlotte and Fred VanVleet will re-sign with Toronto.
What seemed to be a low-profile free agency run compared to last year’s star-studded class turned interesting for Lakers and Clippers ... and Dwight Howard.
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The Lakers reach deals to add standout reserve Montrezl Harrell from the Clippers and Wesley Matthews while losing Dwight Howard to the 76ers.
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Free-agent center Dwight Howard, who helped the Lakers win the NBA title last season, will sign with the Philadelphia 76ers, his agent said Friday.
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A look at what has transpired during the first day of free agency, beginning with Goran Dragic announcing his return to the Miami Heat.
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The Lakers, who are all but assured of re-signing Anthony Davis, added to their defensive toughness by agreeing to terms with veteran guard Wesley Matthews.
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The 2020 NBA free-agent class lacks the star power of 2019, but there are plenty of players who could help reshape the league. Here are 11 to watch.
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A look at how the Lakers’ roster is shaping up during the start of free agency.
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The next step for Rob Pelinka is to get Anthony Davis re-signed and decide which other free agents from the team the Lakers will re-sign.
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General manager Rob Pelinka hint that Lakers may seek to rest LeBron James after long title run and short span between seasons.
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LaMelo Ball is selected third overall by the Charlotte Hornets and Anthony Edwards goes No. 1 to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the virtual NBA draft.
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The Lakers stayed put in the NBA draft on Wednesday, picking Washington forward Jaden McDaniels, who will in turn be traded to Oklahoma City and eventually Minnesota.
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A pick-by-pick breakdown of the 2020 NBA draft, which is being held virtually for the first time because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Lakers have traded the No. 28 overall draft selection and Danny Green to the Thunder for guard Dennis Schröder. What’s next?
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Looking at where Los Angeles-based sports team owners donated money to Democratic, Republican and nonpartisan causes ahead of the 2020 election.
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A timeline of how the Lakers reached the NBA Finals and then won the franchise’s NBA-record-tying 17th title.
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After family squabbles and upheaval in the Lakers organization, Jeanie Buss finally gets to hold the trophy as an NBA championship owner.
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The new wave of coronavirus cases brings L.A. County closer to another stay-at-home order.
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L.A. County public health officials on Saturday announced they will issue an order suspending outdoor dining at restaurants amid a surge of new coronavirus cases.
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President Trump authorizes start of formal transition as Joe Biden makes several historic picks for key posts, shaping a Cabinet that is notably diverse and brings back many Obama-era insiders.
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To pretend that there is anything approaching moral equivalency between Joe Biden and Donald Trump represents an appalling failure to exercise ethical judgment.
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Feinstein, 87, is the ranking Democrat on the judiciary committee and was in line to become its first female chair if Democrats take control of the Senate.
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There can be no L.A. Times if it doesn’t reflect our city. This is one part of our commitment to better represent it.
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The state’s $26-billion tax windfall is less a story of some kind of surprise jackpot and more a cautionary tale of how early doomsday predictions were way off.
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Los Angeles County health officials announced the decision to suspend outdoor dining, effective Wednesday night, for at least three weeks.
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