LeBron James made headlines after the Lakers’ win over the Rockets. Not just for his historic 30-point performance on 92.9% shooting, but for a heartfelt gesture toward ESPN’s Lisa Salters.

ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins upset Los Angeles Lakers fans by revealing he’s not planning to vote for Luka Doncic to make the All-NBA first team. Stellar play from Doncic has saved a struggling Lakers season and elevated them to the third seed for the time being.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Houston Rockets gear up for a second meeting in the span of three nights with a Wednesday night tip in Houston. The game is scheduled to start at 9:30 p.m. ET (8:30 p.m. CT) with TV coverage on ESPN and streaming on-demand.

An NBA insider revealed how LeBron James truly feels about the way the Los Angeles Lakers are constructed before the NBA playoffs.

The Lakers are the first team in 57 years to have one player score 60 points (Luka Doncic) and another notch a triple-double (LeBron James). The post Lakers, Luka, LeBron Make NBA History Not Seen in 57 Years appeared first on Heavy Sports.

For the second time in three days the Houston Rockets host the Los Angeles Lakers at the Toyota Center in Houston, but on Wednesday, March 18, the game will decide who wins the season series and gets the tiebreaker in the standings.

LeBron James showed some love for a fellow veteran of the sport in Lisa Salters, giving her interview time following the Lakers' win.

Although the Houston Rockets had all the incentive and motivation, they were unable to slow down or stop Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James.

As the Los Angeles Lakers roll on with an eight-game winning streak and Luka Doncic cements his case as an MVP candidate, head coach JJ Redick is receiving his flowers as well.