Here is the latest news you need to know about the Los Angeles Lakers, including an update on Anthony Davis' injury.

On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia 76ers faced off against both LeBron and Bronny James in their nationally televised matchup against the LA Lakers. Following the rookie guard seeing extended minutes,

Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick commented on Bronny James' struggles during the Lakers' 118-104 road loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday

Rookie Lakers guard Bronny James will not be a part of the 2025 NBA All-Star weekend festivities in San Francisco.

With the Lakers shorthanded, Bronny James got his first real NBA minutes since Opening Night. But in a tough matchup against the Sixers, the rookie guard struggled to find his rhythm.

Bronny James played 15 minutes in the Los Angeles Lakers' loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday night, providing a tipping point for many pundits. Stephen A. Smith has already offered a plea to LeBron James as a father to let the rookie hone his skills in the G League,

Bronny James might not be ready for the NBA quite yet. James received some legitimate minutes in the first quarter of the Lakers’ 118-104 loss to the 76ers on Tuesday and was abused by guard Tyrese Maxey,

Bronny James struggled in the most playing time he has received in his NBA career. Bronny was scoreless for the Lakers in their 118-104 loss to Philadelphia on Tuesday night.

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James, the son of LeBron James, received his second rotation minutes of the season on Tuesday night against the Philadelphia 76ers. After turning in a 31-point performance in the G League on Friday, James was called upon by Lakers head coach JJ Redick in the first quarter against Philadelphia.

After much backlash when the Lakers sent Bronny James to the G League, many believed it was a closed chapter for this season, at least until the young guard had more time to develop his skills. The post 3 Lakers Personnel Accused of Ruining Bronny James' NBA Career As National Media Backs Stephen A.

Stephen A. Smith believes Bronny James will one day be a productive NBA player, but that he's clearly not ready after Tuesday's awful outing.