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Metta World Peace reflects on the Lakers season saying his team "underachieved" and was better than the Oklahoma City Thunder, despite the postseason defeat.

For the second straight season, a Lakers player has won the NBA's J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award, "given annually to the player, coach or trainer who shows outstanding service and dedication to the community." Last year, it was Ron Artest (no...

Metta World Peace has no interest in making a bury-the-hatchet peace gesture with Oklahoma City's James Harden at the onset of the Los Angeles Lakers' Western Conference semifinals series against the Thunder.

San Antonio barber Roberto Ferrel, aka Rob the Solution, grabbed some attention this week for his amazing Tony Parker MVP haircut (check out the video here). But the Parker is just one of many cuts to be seen on fans' heads during the 2012 NBA pla...

After serving the suspension levied by the NBA for the James Harden hit, Metta World Peace is set to return for Game 7 of the Lakers' first-round series against the Nuggets.

Mike Brown called extending the Lakers' series with Denver to get Metta World Peace back for the next round "a joke."

How do we feel about this hat? Also, this is a weird way to go about not-apologizing. Related: Metta World Peace speaks on elbow [ESPN]...

When Metta World Peace wanted to know how James Harden was doing after he had leveled Harden with an elbow to the head, he didn't call Harden directly, the Lakers forward told Conan O'Brien in an interview that aired Monday night.

The list of things Pau Gasol and Metta World Peace have in common expanded by one. It used to be just: 1. Both play professional basketball 2. Both play pro basketball for the Los Angeles Lakers Now you can add: 3. Both have been nominat...

Matt Barnes, who missed the Lakers regular-season finale Thursday after suffering a moderately sprained right ankle last week against Oklahoma City, has been cleared to return to the lineup, Lakers coach Mike Brown said Saturday.

Kevin Durant glanced over at the locker next to him and it still didn't feel right that James Harden wasn't there.

Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace faced the media Wednesday for the first time since the NBA announced he would be suspended seven games for striking Oklahoma City's James Harden in the head with his elbow.

Is seven games enough for Metta World Peace's elbow to James Harden's head? Our panel weighs in.

The NBA responded to Metta World Peace's latest act of aggression with a seven-game suspension that will lighten the Los Angeles Lakers troublemaker's wallet and playoff schedule.

A day after taking a severe blow to the head that resulted in a concussion, Oklahoma City guard James Harden was listed as day to day by the team.

Harry How/Getty Images Sport World peace is a real and important thing toward which the former Ron Artest is not working. When Ron Artest changed his name to Metta World Peace it was in honor of world peace. It was to promote world peace. But, upon...