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It wasn't always pretty, but the Lakers are in the playoffs and ready for anything.

Geez. Again? It just keeps raining on the Los Angeles Lakers this season. Wednesday's news that Pau Gasol had indeed torn the facia in his right foot and will be out at least four weeks is just the latest cold front to blow through town. From t...

Los Angeles Lakers forward Jordan Hill returned to practice Thursday, less than two weeks after being diagnosed with a herniated disk in his back.

LOS ANGELES -- Robert Sacre was already on to the part where he needed to get his mind right to deal with all the sympathy texts. Missouri point guard Marcus Denmon had been chosen by the San Antonio Spurs, 59th overall in the 2012 NBA draft and the ...

LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant returned to the starting lineup Saturday against the Utah Jazz after missing the Lakers exhibition game Wednesday night with a strained shoulder. Lakers center Dwight Howard and forward Jordan Hi...

ONTARIO, Calif. -- Dwight Howard's best moves came as he danced to "Gangnam Style" during a third-quarter time out. Kobe Bryant's came before the game as he unleashed a new set of hysterical insults directed at one of his favorite targets, former Lak...

Los Angeles Lakers forward Jordan Hill said he didn't need surgery to repair the herniated disk in his back.

Los Angeles Lakers forward Jordan Hill was diagnosed with a herniated disc in his back and will be re-evaluated in a week, the team announced Monday.

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Pau Gasol can't stop smiling. Seriously, every time I've seen the Spaniard floating around the Los Angeles Lakers' practice court recently he has been in a good mood. His Twitter feed is a stream of giddiness and exclamation poi...

Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant returned to practice Saturday after sitting out both of Friday's practices with minor discomfort in his right foot and will play in the Lakers' preseason opener Sunday night against the Golden State Warriors.

Mitch Kupchak brought in a much-needed PG, but it cost the Lakers a leader.

Grant Hill officially signed with the Los Angeles Clippers for two years at the bi-annual exception of $1.9 million per season on Wednesday.

The Los Angeles Clippers have turned their attention to free agent small forward Grant Hill, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to ESPNLosAngeles.com.