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The absence of LeBron James has created an offensive void in the Los Angeles Lakers lineup. The Lakers have often had trouble filling that chasm, going 2-5 since he suffered a Christmas Day groin injury. Kyle Kuzma filled James' void and more, needing just three quarters to score 41 points in a 113-98 win. Continue to Article

January 10, 2019 1:01:am EST

LeBron James remains sidelined with a groin injury and will be re-evaluated on Friday, said Los Angeles Lakers head coach Luke Walton. James will miss the Lakers' next two NBA games against the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday and the Utah Jazz two days later. The 34-year-old superstar has not played since straining his groin against the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day. Continue to Article

January 09, 2019 6:09:pm EST

NBA rumors: Kings, Knicks discussing Zach Randolph-Enes Kanter trade originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com Zach Randolph hasn't played a single game for the Sacramento Kings this season, and the power forward's tenure with the franchise soon could come to an end. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Wednesday that the Kings are talking to the New York Knicks about trading Randolph for the expiring contract of center Enes Kanter. According to Woj, the Kings would like to send additional expiring contracts out in the trade, and a third team might need to be brought in to help facilitate. Continue to Article

January 09, 2019 11:11:am EST

Burned in the Valley of the Sun. The Sacramento Kings completely blew their opportunity to move over the .500 mark at the midway point of the season Tuesday night at Talking Stick Resort Arena. After sharing the ball and finding the open man early, Sacramento overdribbled, forced shots and played hero ball in the third quarter to squander a 21-point lead. Sacramento turned the ball over 10 times in the third, while shooting just 4-of-16 from field. Continue to Article

January 09, 2019 12:24:am EST

This one is sure to hit any Raptors fan right in the feels. With the San Antonio Spurs meeting the Detroit Pistons for the first time this season on Monday night, former Raptors head Coach Dwane Casey was briefly reunited with the franchise player that he coached for seven successful seasons in Toronto. The Detroit Pistons head coach caught up with San Antonio's newest superstar, DeMar DeRozan, just before the game, and you can practically hear Peaches & Herb singing their 1978 hit single “Reunited” while watching the video below. Continue to Article

January 08, 2019 1:11:pm EST

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