While James hasn’t officially confirmed he’ll be back for next season, president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka sounded like he and the front office are operating under the assumption ...

General manager Rob Pelinka also conveyed confidence about James’ future during a press conference. The Lakers GM also discussed the team’s approach for this offseason with the four-time NBA ...

That was certainly the attitude that general manager Rob Pelinka seemed to sport during a press conference on Thursday. He acknowledged that James will have high expectations as far as improving a ...

While most people expect the squad to retool around Dončić and James, Rob Pelinka might decide to adopt a more aggressive approach. - LeBron’s Age vs. Giannis’ Prime: At 40, LeBron is still ...

How many shows has Jason Robert Brown written? Jason Robert Brown has written 13 shows including Betty Boop Project (Composer/Lyricist), Parade (Composer), Songs for a New World (Bookwriter), The ...

The move gave the Lakers a star trio of LeBron James, Austin Reaves and Doncic that ... the three stars give president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka and the front office plenty to work ...

Back in early February, general manager Rob Pelinka shocked the basketball ... However, Pelinka raised eyebrows when he pivoted to discussing LeBron James, emphasizing the front office’s ...

In it, Mr Pfeffer, who worked as a mechanic in Boulder Creek, claimed that he had invited a man named James Collier to the area - but suggested he had since become a problem and had begun ...

In order to achieve their goal of winning another championship with LeBron James, the team is well aware that they'll need to make some significant moves in the offseason. General manager Rob ...

If today isn't work out know that it was James Collier the piece of crap that I invited to this mountain that still hasn't left it and is working the f*** out of my f***** cousin,' he said. ' ...

Haggard's jockey Rob James tried to dodge the obstacles but was hit on the head. Jones managed to stay on the horse while other jockeys had to take evasive action to avoid the railings.