Silver Screen and Roll • 4th March 2026

Lakers use fourth quarter rally to down Pelicans

Turnovers were a huge, huge issue through the first three quarters as they committed 20. However, they had just one in the fourth. New Orleans had 21 points off turnovers, but LA turned 18 Pelicans turnovers into 29 points.

Silver Screen and Roll • 2nd March 2026

Lakers rout lowly Kings for second straight blowout win

For the second time in as many nights, the Lakers blew out a Pacific Division foe. LA surged out to a big lead in the first quarter, withstood a small comeback attempt in the third and then cruised to a 128-104 win over the Kings.

Silver Screen and Roll • 1st March 2026

Lakers blow out Warriors for bounce-back win

After three straight losses, the Lakers got a sorely-needed win on Saturday, crushing the Warriors 129-101. LA led nearly wire-to-wire, hit a season-high 19 3-pointers and cruised to a very comfortable victory.

Silver Screen and Roll • 27th February 2026

Suns bludgeon Lakers from three, hand LA third straight loss

Phoenix converted on 22 shots from range, outscoring the Lakers by 33 points from three. The Lakers offset some of that by outscoring Phoenix by 12 at the free throw line, but it was a difference too large to overcome.

Silver Screen and Roll • 25th February 2026

Magic storm back in second half, hand Lakers second straight defeat

The Lakers led for most of the first three quarters before falling at home to the Magic on Tuesday.

Silver Screen and Roll • 23rd February 2026

Lakers hit new low in blowout loss to Celtics

After a back-and-forth game for most of the contest, the Lakers put up a pathetic display in the fourth to allow Boston to blow the game open. The Celtics set the tone physically from the start and the officials allowed the teams to play.

Silver Screen and Roll • 21st February 2026

Lakers hold on to beat Clippers

The game began with Brook Lopez going on a personal 5-0 run for the Clippers. Austin Reaves scored the first five points for the Lakers. The offense started to pick up for the Lakers, who were now shooting 80% from the field.

Silver Screen and Roll • 13th February 2026

LeBron’s triple-double sends Lakers into All-Star break with win

A strong third quarter and a triple-double from LeBron James saw the Lakers head into the All-Star break on a high with a comfortable 124-104 win over the Mavs on Thursday.

Silver Screen and Roll • 11th February 2026

Wemby goes off, Spurs cruise by undermanned Lakers

The significantly undermanned Lakers were overwhelmed by the Spurs in a 136-108 loss on Tuesday night. It’s the second loss in a row with one more game left until the All-Star break.

Silver Screen and Roll • 10th February 2026

Thunder outduel Lakers down stretch to snap winning streak

After trailing by nine at the break, the Lakers, uncharacteristically, used a strong third quarter to get back into the game. However, Alex Caruso and Jalen Williams, returning from a 10-game absence due to injury, led OKC down the stretch to secure the win.

Silver Screen and Roll • 8th February 2026

Lakers fend off fiesty Warriors for third straight win

After a back-and-forth first half saw both teams lead, the Lakers surged out of the gate in the second half and built up multiple double-digit leads. A feisty Golden State team kept making runs but LA had a response each time.

Silver Screen and Roll • 6th February 2026

Austin Reaves returns to All-Star form in comeback win over Sixers

Luka left the game late in the second quarter and was ruled out for the contest with left leg soreness. Reaves picked up the slack with 35 points off the bench as he eases back into action from his injury.

Silver Screen and Roll • 4th February 2026

Lakers blow out Nets to close road trip on high

The Lakers scored 45 points in the first quarter, 69 in the first half and built up a 39-point lead before the break. Predictably, the second half was little more than conditioning for the two sides with Brooklyn making the score look much more respectable.

Silver Screen and Roll • 2nd February 2026

Shooting woes doom Lakers in Madison Square Garden

The purple and gold led for stretches of the game, but a run in the third period for New York moved them ahead by double digits and forced the Lakers to play catch-up. The trio of Jake LaRavia, Marcus Smart and Jarred Vanderbilt highlighted the shooting struggles as they combined to go 4-20 from the field and 2-13 from three.

Silver Screen and Roll • 31st January 2026

Lakers easily beat Wizards on the road

After their worst loss of the season against the Cavs, the Lakers bounced back with a 142-111 blowout victory over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday night. It was LA’s largest win of the season.

Silver Screen and Roll • 29th January 2026

Lakers collapse in third quarter, fall to Cavaliers

The game began with the Cavaliers quickly going up by five. LA missed their first two shot attempts, both by Luka Dončić. The deficit grew to seven after a dunk by Jarrett Allen. Deandre Ayton got the Lakers on the board with a layup. Los Angeles went on an 8-0 run to take over the lead.

Silver Screen and Roll • 27th January 2026

Lakers tame Bulls behind huge Luka Dončić performance

Luka Dončić poured in 46 points and the Lakers put together one of their better defensive performances of the season as they knocked off the Bulls in Chicago, 129-118.

Silver Screen and Roll • 25th January 2026

Lakers narrowly escape embarrassment, earn comeback win over Mavs

The Lakers used a strong first half to hold a comfortable lead for much of the second half. All of that disappeared in the third quarter as LA was thoroughly outplayed, losing the period 35-14.

Silver Screen and Roll • 23rd January 2026

Fourth-quarter rally falls short as Lakers lose to Clippers

After trailing by as many as 26 in the second half, the Lakers cut the deficit to two points, setting up a frantic finish. Despite an improved defensive effort in the second half, LA ran out of steam down the stretch.

Silver Screen and Roll • 21st January 2026

Lakers surge in second half to take down Nuggets

It was an offensive showdown early. Denver was a perfect 5-5 from the field, while Los Angeles was shooting at 80%. Luka Dončić couldn’t miss and was in double figures with 12 points. Jamal Murray was also perfect from the field with eight points.