The Los Angeles Lakers might not have LeBron James available for their upcoming contest against the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday, but they are more than capable

Luka Doncic is adjusting well to life as a Los Angeles Laker, and his recent comments following the team's win over the San Antonio Spurs give insight

The Phoenix Suns struggled all game and lost to the Luka Doncic-led Los Angeles Lakers, 107-96, on Sunday. The Suns’ loss snapped the Lakers’ four-game losing streak and split their four-game Pacific Division season series.

You better be able to take the heat if you want to deliver smack talk. One heckler found that out the hard way when Bronny James called him out during the Lakers and Nuggets game.

Bronny James’ name never seems to fade too far from the media. While James hasn’t played significant minutes during his rookie season, he and his father LeBron James have been a hot topic lately, especially after the latter’s public confrontation with Stephen A.

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The Nuggets have only gone 4-4 so far in March, despite Nikola Jokic putting up an insane stat line of 29.3 points, 13.6 rebounds and 9.0 assists per game in those eight contests. Jokic and the Nuggets now enter a tricky part of the schedule as they play four consecutive road games—with three of them against playoff teams.

See today’s NBA same game parlay picks for the Monday, March 17 Golden State Warriors vs. Denver Nuggets game.