LeBron James made the rational explanation as to why he went scoreless in the first half of the Lakers' streak-busting loss vs. Pistons.

The Los Angeles Lakers are dealing with some injuries to key role players heading into Monday's matchup with the Detroit Pistons.

The Los Angeles Lakers (46-25) are on the road Monday taking on the Detroit Pistons (51-19). Tip-off from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, is at 7 p.m. ET. Let's analyze

Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves explains team resiliency after their 9-game win streak ends, as a late rally vs. Pistons falls short.

The Orlando Magic picked an inopportune time to lose four games in a row, including a heartbreaker against the Los Angeles Lakers. Power rankings penalized them for the losing streak.

Recent reports indicate that two stunning teams emerged as a possible landing spot for LeBron James amid his tense situation with the Lakers.

The Detroit Pistons were leading the Los Angeles Lakers 105-100 with 3:40 remaining in the fourth quarter. For the Lakers, being only five points behind was reassuring, especially

Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Doncic continues to make his case for being a legitimate candidate for NBA MVP this season.

Rui Hachimura and Marcus Smart are both out, while Maxi Kleber is available for the Los Angeles Lakers' game against the Detroit Pistons.

They are set to face the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday as they look to respond to the loss and maintain their hold on the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference. NBA: Refs shouldn't have called late foul that sent Austin Reaves to free-throw line in Lakers' OT win over Nuggets It turns out that Austin Reaves wasn't fouled late in the Los Angeles Lakers' overtime win over the Denver Nuggets Saturday night.