Vladimir Radmanovic News

For the first nine games -- and presumably for the 10th tonight -- Vladimir Radmanovic has been the starting small forward for the Lakers.

The Los Angeles Lakers attempt to rebound from their first loss of the 2008-09 campaign, while the Chicago Bulls will try and win for the first time on the road this season as the two teams meet at Staples ...

Andrew Bynum learned a valuable lesson about playing well near the basket from his friend and former teammate, Kwame Brown, on Friday night.

Nobody expected the Lakers to go 82-0, but nobody really predicted this either. The Lakers did more than lose to the Detroit Pistons.

Rasheed Wallace notched a season-high 25 points and grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds as the Detroit Pistons captured a 106-95 win against the Lakers, sending Los Angeles to its first loss of the season.

Walk through the doors to the visiting locker room at New Orleans Arena, and it feels like stumbling through a wormhole to the Las Vegas Strip.

Kobe Bryant, left, knows that having 7-foot center Andrew Bynum back from injury means even bigger headaches for teams trying to stop the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Vladimir Radmanovic was 11 years old when the fighting began. The Lakers forward watched, from afar, as Yugoslavia, his homeland, was torn apart by ethnic differences, fractured by politics and changed by ...

Vladimir Radmanovic was 11 years old when the fighting began. The Lakers forward watched, from afar, as Yugoslavia, his homeland, was torn apart by ethnic differences, fractured by politics and changed by ...

Kobe Bryant scored 27 points, and the unbeaten Los Angeles Lakers used a 22-0 run in the fourth quarter to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 106-88 Wednesday night, giving them six straight wins over their ...

Points in the Paint 11.04.08: Election Day Edition! Posted by Rob Bonnette on 11.04.2008 I go West! Hello everyone, and welcome to a special Election Day edition of Points in the Paint.

Outlaw, Fernandez shine in opener despite loss LOS ANGELES -- At the top of a list in a night gone terribly wrong for the Trail Blazers: Greg Oden couldn't make it out of the locker room for the second half of ...

Kobe Bryant had a game-high of 33 points to lead the Los Angeles Lakers in a 104-97 victory over the Denver Nuggets at Pepsi Center.

After further review, the Lakers are still the Lakers and the Clippers are still, well, you know.

Luke Walton realized missing the first half of training camp might cut into his playing time, but even he couldn't have been prepared for his role to diminish this drastically.

Four months after their NBA title dreams vanished in Boston, the Lakers showed the lessons learned in that series will not go to waste.

Veteran columnist Randy Hill is a frequent contributor to FOXSports.com. What we're hoping to establish is reasonable doubt.

If the Lakers truly are the favorites to win their first NBA title in seven seasons, the 2008-09 edition of the Bench Mob represents a large part of the reason why.

To understand how confident the Lakers are that Kobe Bryant's hyperextended right knee won't keep him out of Tuesday's regular-season opener against Portland, listen to what Derek Fisher had to say.