The Los Angeles Lakers of the 1980s ... "I'll be very honest with you. I think the 'Showtime' team of Scott, Cooper, Magic, Worthy, Kareem. Those five guys. It would be hard for any other five ...

From the "Showtime" era to the dominant Shaq and Kobe dynasty, and now to the LeBron James-led resurgence, the Lakers have redefined the NBA.

Magic Johnson watched the Denver Nuggets play against the New York Knicks on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden. Denver kept in touch with the home team throughout the game but eventually lost 122-112 ...

“As ESSENTIAL to the Showtime Lakers five championships as the Lakers Big Four: Kareem, Magic, Worthy and Riley,” Thompson responded via text. “We wouldn’t have won that many championships ...

Fan question: "Your Heat vs your Lakers at peak who wins?" Pat Riley: "I'll be very honest with you. I think the 'Showtime' team of Scott, Cooper, Magic, Worthy, Kareem. Those five guys.

"Magic joined forces with Kareem to spawn the "Showtime" Lakers. His 11.2 career assists per game is the highest average in NBA history. He's also one of just two retired players to average at ...

Worthy was a foundational piece of the Showtime Lakers, but he never would have ... Even with Magic and Kareem, who knows how many titles L.A. would have won if it wasn't for Worthy playing ...

Inducted into the Hall-of-Fame in 2008, Pat Riley, former “Showtime" era Los Angeles ... Shaquille O'Neal, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, former Lakers broadcast voice Chick Hearn, and former boss ...

Warriors game on his podcast, Gilbert Arenas dished out his top 5 Lakers, snubbing LeBron James from the list.

The three-time All-Star Game MVP surpassed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the top spot last year when he was named to his 20th All-Star selection. Here’s what you need to know. All things Lakers ...

This night is, for me, more special than the Hall of Fame, but both are equally important," said the 68-year-old former player, who won five NBA championship rings with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Scottie Pippen said that neither LeBron James nor Michael Jordan is the greatest NBA player ever and instead vouched for this Lakers great.