If the 2026 NBA Finals have proven anything, it's that the Los Angeles Lakers need more than what they're reportedly targeting at center.

Lakers great James Worthy wants his former team to secure a major upgrade at the center position.

The 2026 NBA draft is expected to be loaded with future stars, and the class is also considered a deep one. This means that the teams picking at the top aren't the only ones who could come away as winners.

It doesn't sound like Austin Reaves is interested in giving the Lakers a discount, plus the Thunder might be out on Giannis and the Blazers coaching search is down to three.

Austin Reaves #15 of the Los Angeles Lakers speaks to the media during a press conference after Game Four of the Second Round of the NBA Western

Almost a decade ago, LeBron James was already planning what his retirement would look like. Unlike those who completely walk away from the game of basketball, he knew his ultimate goal would be to own an NBA team.

When it comes to the great dynasties in NBA history, the Showtime Los Angeles Lakers of the 1980s are undoubtedly one of the best of all-time. Led by Magic

The biggest question of the Lakers’ offseason, at least from a pure monetary standpoint, is how much money are they willing to pay Austin Reaves? Not how the rest of the team’s internal organizational restructuring will pan out.

The Lakers have a few intriguing options available to them at pick No. 25 as it pertains to the upcoming NBA Draft.

Before stepping onto the NBA Finals stage, Victor Wembanyama accomplished something only two Los Angeles Lakers legends had done before.

LeBron James continues to be linked to the Cavaliers as he approaches free agency, but former teammate Lonzo Ball isn’t convinced a return to Cleveland is as simple as some are making it sound.