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Despite an auspicious showing from Ivica Zubac and a hellacious fourth quarter surge from Lou Williams, The Lakers fell to the Blazers 105-98 in Portland.
The Lakers made some undesired history on Sunday afternoon, as they were shelled by the Mavs 122-73 in Dallas.
Behind a masterful showing from Kawhi Leonard and a vintage performance from Pau Gasol, the Spurs made quick work of the Lakers on Thursday night.
A dreadful second half team shooting performance, coupled with a late wakeup from Damian Lillard, lead to the Lakers being steamrolled by the Blazers.
A dreadful second half performance sealed another loss in a month full of them, as the Lakers fell to the Mavs 101-89 at Staples Center Thursday night.
The Lakers, behind a balanced offensive attack and a feverish effort on both sides of the ball in the third, defeated a short-handed Clippers squad 111-102.
Adding to their already lengthy list of hard-fought close losses on the season, the Lakers fell to the Heat 115-107 in Miami.
Roland Lazenby, author of "Showboat: The Life of Kobe Bryant," recently discussed The Mamba and everything Lakers in an exclusive LakeShowLife interview
The Lakers continued their fall from early-season grace on Monday night, losing their seventh consecutive game as they were drubbed by the Kings.
Despite an aggressive late-game comeback the Lakers dropped their third straight game on Monday night as the Jazz rolled into Staples Center.
In a matchup of two injury-ravaged squads, the Lakers fell 103-100 to the Grizzlies in Memphis, despite a supernova performance from Lou Williams.
The Lakers, despite a comedy of errors on offense, grinded their way to a 96-90 win against the Bulls in Chicago, thanks to some late game heroics.
It was about as ugly as an unplucked unibrow for the Lakers, as they were thrashed 105-88 by the Pelicans Tuesday night in The Big Easy.
Nick Young's resurgence has been a key part of the Lakers' success this season, but he's also emerged as one of LA's most valuable trade chips.
The Lakers, minus D'Angelo Russell and Julius Randle, were boat raced 149-106 by the Warriors in Oakland, behind a 3-point barrage from Steph Curry.
A sloppy second half – and a healthy dose of Jimmy Butler – lead to the Lakers falling 118-110 to the Dwyane Wade-less Bulls Sunday night at Staples Center.
The Lakers, spearheaded by sensational performances from D'Angelo Russell and Julius Randle, beat the Nets 125-118. Here are some of the highlights.
Galvanized by another dynamic performance from its bench, the Lakers erased a 19 point first half deficit to defeat the Kings 101-91 in Sacramento.
The Los Angeles Lakers failed to win their fourth straight on Tuesday night falling to the Dirk Nowitzki-less Dallas Mavericks.