Lakers superstar guard Luka Doncic has spent a considerable amount of time in Los Angeles, and his tenure has been nothing short of remarkable. Along the way, he has already cemented his place in the franchise's storied history.

When the Dallas Mavericks traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, fans were left reeling. The decision to swap a young franchise cornerstone for an established but injury-prone veteran (Anthony Davis) seemed questionable at best,

LeBron James came up big for L.A. in crunch time as he sealed the victory with a crucial block on Rockets star Alperen Sengun with mere seconds remaining in the game clock. Sengun thought he had a significant advantage over Lakers guard Austin Reaves down low for what would have been an easy deuce to move Houston to within two points.

It's already been determined that Los Angeles Lakers' star Luka Doncic is different from many other players that take the floor in the NBA. And as it turns out, his morning routine is quite different too,

James went to his first NBA Finals in 2007 at 22 years old, carrying the Cleveland Cavaliers, who unfortunately got swept by a much-experienced San Antonio Spurs led by Tim Duncan

LeBron James revealed that he was excited to suit up with Luka Dončić on the Los Angeles Lakers due to the star forward's style of play. "Because he plays the game how I've always wanted to inspire the generation to play the game,

On his "Mind the Game" podcast, LeBron James fired back at critics who claim teams such as the Lakers that make a big midseason trade cannot contend.

Doncic marked his 22nd game for L.A. with 20 points on 6-of-16 shooting, to go along with six rebounds, nine assists and two steals, as he helped the Lakers secure a crucial 104-98 home win against the No.