Members of the Buss family profited handsomely from the $10 billion sale of the Los Angeles Lakers, but the transaction exacerbated longstanding tension within the group, according to ESPN's Baxter Holmes.

The Los Angeles Lakers started their eight-game road trip in impressive fashion on Tuesday with a 115-107 win over the Denver Nuggets. After trailing 71-57 at halftime, they outscored the Nuggets 58-36 in the second half,

The Lakers are coming off a 110-93 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night. Luka Doncic finished with 25 points and 7 assists, while LeBron James had 24 points and 7 assists. The duo has carried the team in the absence of Austin Reaves, who has missed 15 of the team’s last 17 games with a calf injury.

The Los Angeles Lakers ex-owner took down her entire family 'Game of Thrones' style, including her little sister, Janie, who begged to be spared.

“The [Milwaukee] Bucks, [Los Angeles] Clippers, [Sacramento] Kings, and Lakers have recently shown exploratory trade interest in Miles Bridges,” Sidery wrote in a post on X (formerly Twitter). “The Hornets appear open to moving Bridges for the right price.”

But the 115-107 comeback win in favor of the Lakers wasn't just about two Western Conference contenders; it was another encounter between LeBron James and Nikola Jokic, who was out with a knee injury.

“His eye is, it’s not in good shape,” Redick told media members. The coach added that Ayton was wearing a patch that made him look “like a pirate,” before he said they were holding their breath that “it’s at the bare minimum just a poke in the eye and he’ll be fine” on Wednesday.

The Los Angeles Lakers are seeking a center at the trade deadline. In this mock trade, they acquire Daniel Gafford from the Dallas Mavericks.