The Latest Breaking News from Lakers

LOS ANGELES — An arbitrator has ruled in favor of Vanessa Bryant and multiple companies associated with her and late husband Kobe Bryant after a former employee sued for millions, claiming the Lakers legend had “verbally promised” her a stake in his investment in the BodyArmor sports drink company.

DALLAS — As the June 30 start to NBA free agency looms, let’s flash back to Kyrie Irving’s first interview as a Dallas Maverick: Feb. 7 in Los Angeles after he joined the team mid-road trip.

Lakers head coach Darvin Ham seems to like what incoming rookies Jalen Hood-Schifino and Maxwell Lewis can bring to the table.

It’s been a busy offseason for teams around the league, with some of the NBA’s biggest names on the move.

LeBron James has been accused of strong-arming the Lakers into making moves his way, but he reportedly won't be doing so this summer.

CBS Sports' Zach Gelb recently said LeBron James is unhappy with Anthony Davis, but apparently, that isn't true, at least not completely.

PHILADELPHIA — The 76ers' "Scenario A," as president of basketball operations Daryl Morey termed it last month, is re-signing James Harden (presumably after he declines his $35.6 million player option for next season). Not just because the former MVP is still a 20-and-10 player who led the NBA in assists…

Jalen Hood-Schifino had just been born when LeBron James was drafted into the NBA in 2003, which amazed the Indiana University guard.

The Lakers have taken the first step towards potentially keeping Rui Hachimura and Austin Reaves around for next season.

The one-day event will be held in Los Angeles and co-hosted by the Lakers star’s SpringHill Company.

The Lakers will reportedly exercise the 2023-24 team option on Jarred Vanderbilt's contract to keep him on the roster.