On the second anniversary of Kobe Bryant’s death a few days ago, the Los Angeles Lakers paid an unintentional tribute to their fallen legend with their sloppy 24-24 record. While their homage could have been worse (i.e. an 8-24 slate), it was a stark reminder of how poorly things have gone for the Lakers this
In one of the most under-the-radar developments of this exciting season, the Denver Nuggets have crept back up the standings and find themselves in the thick of the playoff picture in the Western Conference. The Nuggets have won their last three games and six of their last eight contests in the month of January. With
Russell Westbrook is being scapegoated for the Lakers’ struggles and the most common criticism is that he keeps bricking shots. He’s shooting 43.8% from the field, which is below the league average of 45.4%, so perhaps there’s some merit there. But keep in mind that he is a career 43.7% shooter, so his current percentage
Anthony Davis finally made his return to the court, but it may take a while before he returns to being the two-way menace that will vault the Los Angeles Lakers into title contention.
What’s worse, blowing a 35-point lead or losing by 53 points? Kings and Wizards fans may have different opinions.
Zach LaVine's mere presence after a five-game hiatus made a huge difference for the Bulls.
