Lakers Acquire Josh Hart, Thomas Bryant In Trade With Utah
June 29, 2017
The Los Angeles Lakers have acquired guard Josh Hart and center Thomas Bryant from the Utah Jazz in exchange for forward Tony Bradley
Breaking News
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Utah Jazz
Clippers and Lakers Win at Home for Tipoff Weekend
November 3, 2016
The Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers set a winning tone for their home opening games.
Kobe drops 60 points in Lakers 101-96 Win Against Utah Jazz
April 17, 2016
After all the NBA franchises gave Bryant tributes, the Los Angeles Lakers showed their appreciation for the 20-year veteran.
Olden Polynice Gives Voice to Haitians and the Disabled
November 25, 2015
Former NBA player Olden Polynice overcame having a physical disability growing up and went on to play professional basketball for 17 years. Polynice has also become an Ambassador for the nation of Haiti and people living with disabilities. Polynice represented for the 31 Days Foundation in order to help expose the importance of people with disabilities gaining employment. “It’s all about bringing awareness to employers to hire individuals with disabilities no matter what the disability,” said Polynice. “Our belief is there’s a gem out there somewhere.” Polynice, a native of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, was appointed by the country’s President to promote