Los Angeles Lakers

The Lakers' second-round series against the Thunder is shifting away from Paycom Center, which is widely considered one of the loudest arenas in the NBA.

It feels like the Lakers are close to putting together a winning performance in at least one of their games against the Thunder in their second-round playoff series.

The Thunder will take on the Lakers in Game 3 of their NBA second-round playoff series.

Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Doncic has been out since April 2. When will he come back?

Readers of the Los Angeles Times Sport section give their thoughts on the Lakers, Austin Reaves, LeBron James, Mike Trout and the Angels, the Kings and more.

The Lakers look to climb their way back in this series against the Thunder on Saturday.

The Mavericks are hiring former Blazers assistant GM Mike Schmitz to run the franchise's basketball operations under president Masai Ujiri.

If the Lakers can't beat the Thunder when Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is on the bench, then this series is over.

After 23 years in the league — and at 41 years old — LeBron James has experienced nearly every NBA scenario. And Thursday night in Oklahoma City was a doozy....

After the final buzzer, Austin Reaves could be seen talking to the referees about how the game was called.

J.J. Redick’s biggest coaching challenge arrives as the undermanned Lakers take on the reigning champion Thunder. Can strategy, defense and discipline overcome OKC’s dominance?

Let the record show the Oklahoma City Thunder were in a brief bit of trouble in Game 2 on Thursday.

After a subpar Game 1 effort against the Thunder, Reaves has a 31-point performance on Thursday, which coach JJ Redick said is needed.

The Lakers played hard, played tough, played the Thunder from baseline to baseline, played strong enough to fly home with pride. But it's not enough.

LeBron James and the Lakers battled the Thunder but were unable to even their series. JJ Redick wasn't pleased about his star player's treatment.

Grading every Lakers player’s performance from the team’s 125-107 Game 2 loss to the Thunder.

The Lakers, one again, were so close. But they kept getting in their own way in their 125-107 Game 2 loss to the Thunder at Paycom Center.

A combination of bad third quarter play and poor bench contributions sealed LA’s fate in Game 2.

As the series shifts to LA, an aggressive Lakers unit will attempt to deconstruct the Thunder’s size in the middle in hopes of saving their season and avoiding the same 3-0 hole they sent Houston into.

Coach JJ Redick tore into the officiating after the Lakers' Game 2 loss to the Thunder, while guard Austin Reaves also expressed his displeasure.