Something big changed for the Lakers over the last few weeks: They started believing in themselves. That’s a problem for the rest of the NBA. Their mile-long stares have turned into joy. Their lack of effort has transformed into determination.

The Los Angeles Lakers are on a hot streak right now, despite losing a close 110-113 game to the Detroit Pistons last night. With nine wins in their last 11 games played, the Lakers have solidified their hold on the third spot in the Western Conference while also securing tiebreakers over the three teams that are chasing them.

Luka Doncic closes in on Stephen Curry's record after torching the Pacers with 43 points to lead the Lakers to a 137-130 win.

There are road trips that only matter in the NBA standings, and then there are road trips that define who you are. This one — the six-game swing through Houston, Miami, Orlando, Detroit, Indiana and back home to Los Angeles — did something far more dangerous for the Lakers.

In the aftermath of the Los Angeles Lakers' 137-130 win over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday, LeBron James hyped up Bronny's performance and what it means for his future in the NBA.

NBA fans react after Ashley Nicole Moss calls the Lakers “pretenders,” sparking debate over their playoff chances.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James is not taking anything for granted as he continues to try to make a name for himself.

The Lakers’ nine-game winning streak came to an end on Monday night in Detroit, but the end-of-season identity has come into focus during their torrid stretch.

The Los Angeles Lakers took on the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night. For that game, Caitlin Clark made a surprise appearance.

The Lakers are on a tear right now, forcing people to take them seriously for the first time all season. Luka Doncic has led the charge, somehow finding a way to further improve his already league-leading scoring average to 33.