Lakers, Steve Nash not on point yet. J.A. Adande Oct 31, 2012, 03:00 AM ET. ... LOS ANGELES -- All the start of the NBA regular season did for the Los Angeles Lakers was add to their checklist.

Steve Nash has always been known as a consummate professional, and everyone is sympathetic that he can no longer play the game he loves so much. But let’s be honest—the Los Angeles Lakers are ...

The Los Angeles Lakers pulled off a wild trade in the middle of last season to acquire superstar Luka Doncic from the Dallas ...

Steve Nash has had to completely remodel his game during his first season in Los Angeles; An early leg injury changed how the season began started for Nash and the Lakers ...

The Los Angeles Lakers’ acquisition of superstar guard Luka Doncic was one of the most shocking transactions in the history ...

With considerably less fanfare than the day he was acquired, Steve Nash’s tenure with the Lakers ended. Nash will sit out the entire season because of recurring nerve damage in his back, the ...

Steve Nash knew the scene was more than a bit surreal when he stood in the Los Angeles Lakers' training complex, grinning and holding up a gold No. 10 jersey with his name on the back. ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) Steve Nash will be out of the Los Angeles Lakers' lineup for at least two weeks with nerve root irritation. Nov. 11, 2013, 10:46 PM EST / Source : NBC Sports By ASSOCIATED PRESS ...

During his exit interview with the Los Angeles Lakers, Steve Nash talked salary and explained why he deserved to see out his contract with the Lakers. Published April 17, 2014 • Updated on April ...

The Los Angeles Lakers were on the precipice of disarray ever since succumbing to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Semifinals. That is, until Mitch Kupchak jilted the NBA ...

Steve Nash has nothing left to give the Los Angeles Lakers. During a season mired in uncertainty and diminished expectations, Nash, proof that fountains of youth existed not two years ago, has ...

EL SEGUNDO, CA - MARCH 24: Steve Nash #10 of the Los Angeles Lakers after a press conference announcing his retirement from the NBA at Toyota Sports Center on March 24, 2015 in El Segundo, California.