Where Do Lakers Stand in Western Conference Following All-Star Break?
Coming out of the All-Star break, the Lakers are fifth in the Western Conference standings. They are just a game away from the Rockets for the fourth spot in the West. Getting that spot would give them home-court advantage, which is something they crave. Will the Doncic addition be enough to see them make a deep run?
Although we are entering the second half of the NBA season, the reverberations of the Luka Dončić trade are still fresh on ...
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The All-Star break came at a perfect time for LeBron and the Lakers as a whole. Doncic was able to appear in limited minutes in his first two games as a Laker, just 24 and 23 minutes, and will now ...
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