The 2024-25 NBA season will be remembered for its sheer number of trades and by the magnitude of the stars moved during the year, including Luka Dončić, Anthony Davis and Jimmy Butler. What's next after the trade deadline and All-Star break,

The Lakers and Timberwolves collide as Luka Dončić eyes history and LeBron James leads L.A.'s defensive resurgence.

Dončić has his own history against the Clippers, a team he hasn't seen since he shut the door on an era last spring.

A late desperation heave Dončić on Thursday was one of the few 3s he's made for LA. No one seems too worried about it.

Luka Dončić discusses the emotional challenge of facing his former team, the Dallas Mavericks, and notes that finding closure will take time.

Although Luka Dončić speaks four languages, he struggled for the words to express just how strange it was to play against the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night.

The pair spent just two years as teammates but it's clear a strong bond that goes "deeper than basketball" remains.

LUKA DONČIĆ AND THE LOS ANGELES LAKERS You cannot convince me that Luka Dončić didn't want this one, and not just the W. In front of the man who shipped him out of Dallas earlier this month, the Los Angeles Lakers' heir apparent picked up his first triple-double as a member of the purple-and-gold last night -- and in the first meeting against his old club no less.

Everything before Tuesday’s game helped to build anticipation for Dončić’s star power in L.A., from a timely Jordan Brand ad to a new shoe.

Luka Dončić's first game against his former team featured his first triple double as a Laker. Dončić had 19 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists, while LeBron James scored 27 points as LA held off Dallas in the fourth quarter.

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