The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) started its 2020 virtual draft on Friday night by announcing its honorary picks which included Gianna 'Gigi' Bryant, who died in a helicopter crash in January.
The New York Knicks may be one of the worst teams in the league, but rumors are circulating that they could make a huge splash in free agency next NBA offseason.
The Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks have been terrible the last two seasons. Kevin Durant is a free agent next offseason, and you can bet both of these teams will make a run at him.
The New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers each had their worst seasons in franchise history this year. Which franchise do you think will be able to turn things around quicker?
The Los Angeles Lakers are entering a new chapter in their franchise history. Jeremy Lin is set to become a free agent, and the Lakers may or may not re-sign him. Here's a few reasons why the Lakers should and should not re-sign the point guard.
Jeremy Lin has an expiring contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, and it remains to be seen whether or not they will re-sign him. Lin is still very young, and he could help a team next season. Where do you think Lin will be playing next year?
The Los Angeles Lakers struck gold in the NBA Draft lottery. With the No. 2 overall draft pick, the Lakers will most likely deal away some of their big men to create space and get value.
The Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks have been two of the worst teams in the NBA this season. Injuries, terrible coaching, and poor play all contributed. Which team do you think has been more of a disappointment?
The Los Angeles Lakers are experiencing one of the worst seasons in their historic franchise history. If they continue to lose games at this rate, they could surpass the record for most losses in a season by any Lakers squad.
The Los Angeles Lakers will be without their superstar shooting guard for the remainder of the season. Bryant is widely regarded as the best player of the 21st century, and a top 10 player to ever play in the NBA. Where to you think Bryant ranks all-time in Laker history?
