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Draymond Green wanted ALL the boos after stomping on Domantas Sabonis 😤

I knew from the first practice that he wasn’t going to be a two-way player for long... I know the type of players that fit with my game and I knew Austin would be that." @KingJames has high praise for Austin Reaves.

Kawhi Leonard on his ACL comeback, what impresses him most about KD’s midrange game and returning to the playoffs

Clippers’ Paul George getting up shots before practice

LeBron James flexed his incredible basketball knowledge after the Lakers’ 108-102 play-in victory over the Timberwolves on Sunday night. When asked for his thoughts on matching up with Memphis in the first round of the playoffs, LeBron rattled off his scouting report for most of the Grizzlies rotation, player by player, before saying, “Obviously I haven’t thought about Memphis one minute.”

Lakers coach Darvin Ham addresses the media before the Lakers’ first postseason home

LeBron finishing up his warmup routine with some logo 3s and free throws:

Timberwolves coach Chris Finch talks about the past 48 hours and the suspension of Rudy Gobert.

Bronny James post game reaction at the Nike Hoop Summit in Portland. James finished with 11 points, helping Team USA win

@KingJames on the #Lakers securing home court for the play-in game, the focus against Minnesota and being able to watch Bronny play for Team USA.

Darvin Ham on what Shaq Harrison and Tristan Thompson can bring to the Lakers

Bronny James post game reaction at the Nike Hoop Summit in Portland. James finished with 11 points, helping Team USA win

The Lakers' 121-107 win over an undermanned Phoenix Suns team on Friday night wasn't the type of team effort that would normally impress LeBron James too much. With Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, Chris Paul and Deandre Ayton all resting, L.A. still trailed the Suns at halftime, after all. However, the victory pushed the Lakers record to 42-39, guaranteeing they will finish the regular season with a winning record no matter what happens in the finale on Sunday against the Utah Jazz. That, after the way L.A. stumbled out of the gates in October, was something worth marveling at. "Oh and five," James said, recalling the Lakers' start. "Two and five," he said, remembering the brief win streak to stop the bleeding. "Two and 10," he added, accounting for the second five-game losing streak in the Lakers first 12 games this year. "Yeah, 2-10."

The Lakers had already clinched at least a play-in spot, but are trying to finish in the top six and earn one of the guaranteed postseason berths. The Clippers own the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Lakers. “Whatever we end up, that’s where we end up,” James said. “For us, it’s always about health. Over the last couple years, that’s been our Achilles’ heel.”

LeBron James missed a potential game-winning layup on the final play of regulation. Given a second chance, he delivered. James scored 37 points, including a go-ahead basket with 27 seconds left in overtime, to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 135-133 victory over the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night.

Andrew Wiggins rejoins Warriors, getting back into condition