
Dedicated to the Study of Lakers Basketball. Hosted by Pete Zayas & Darius Soriano.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1348 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Pete and Darius create a wishlist of things they’d like to see from the Lakers this upcoming season, diving into team and individual milestones that, if they’re able to achieve them, can propel the Lakers into a higher tier of competitiveness. And th... more
Pete and Darius go around the league to discuss the news coming out of the Board of Governor’s meetings this week, including the lack of update on the Lakers pending sale, being bullish on NBA expansion, and what to make of the Clippers after the NBA... more
The guys discuss JJ Redick’s rotation for the upcoming season, gaming out how he might allocate the 240 minutes available, whether he’ll extend beyond the 9-man rotation he’s preferred in previous seasons, where the training camp battles might be, an... more
Pete and Darius continue their season preview discussions by diving into the Lakers defense, debating whether the team is being underrated on that end of the floor, how Walker Kessler and other offseason additions can have a huge impact on the team’s... more
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Great show, great analysis. They often say they don’t want to get into politics but they still manage to bring in their own political beliefs despite saying they don’t want to.
70 years old. Used to watch every minute of showtime, but now less so. I seem to learn more and enjoy listening to your breakdown and takes even when it comes to the 10th episode on the draft and free agency. You have helped me become more int’d in the Lakers again.
Pete was right when he mused that Pelinka and Jeannie sabotaged Lebron’s chances to pass Kobe in rings. AD was begging for a physical center to beat Denver for years and suddenly they get Kessler. The other signings show a level of team building we haven’t seen since the summer of 2019. Maybe Pelinka’s job was on the line this time, so he acted like a competent GM. Assuming Redick stop using that horrible switching defense, this new roster has a puncher’s chance to win a title. gLFR is the best... more
How about neither, u guys don’t have to pretend that those two are winning players. Cmon. Neither play defense, neither are athletic enough, neither are team leaders… how bout neither of them back next year, time to build a team of DAWGS. Tired of these one dimensional, over paid players
LFR is the best in-depth analysis you will find on the NBA. Like our spiritual Godfather, Chick Hearn, Pete and Darius always tell it like it is, regardless of how the team does. The one thing you guys didn’t mention was JJ’s coaching adjustment in Game 2. The Lakers started to tap contested rebounds away for the basket if there was any doubt they could control the ball. I saw both Kennard and Ayton do it. Besides the obvious advantage of teammates grabbing more of these rebounds, the adjustmen... more
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A data-driven Lakers-centric podcast that analyzes roster construction, strategy, and player evaluation. Regular hosts dissect cap dynamics, trade scenarios, and lineup optimizations, with frequent dives into summer league performances and long-form discussions about how to build a championship-ready core around stars like LeBron, Anthony Davis, and emerging talents. The show stands out for its rigorous game analysis, openness to speculative moves, and a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom, often exploring how pace, defense, and spacing influence both the regular season and playoff contention.
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