Darius Soriano

The Lakers are the NBA’s In-Season Tournament championship winners, beating the Pacers 123-109 in Las Vegas on Saturday night. The Lakers moved to 7-0 in Tournament play, and now go home with the inaugural NBA Cup as the 2023 IST champions.

Down five rotation players and on the second night of a back-to-back, the Lakers closed out their four-game road trip with a 133-110 loss to the Thunder on Thursday night.

In a game they led by as many as 39, the Lakers scored 76 points in the paint and shot 57% from the field overall to handily beat the Jazz 131-97 on Friday night.

Looking to build on back-to-back wins, the Lakers begin their first extended road trip of the season in Orlando against the Magic. The game tips off at 4:00 p.m. PT on Spectrum SportsNet and Spectrum SportsNet+

The Lakers travel to Sacramento to face off against the Kings on Sunday night at 6:00 pm PT on Spectrum SportsNet and Spectrum SportsNet+, with game coverage starting at 5:00 p.m.

In part four and our final installment of our 2023-24 training camp preview, we look at the team on the defensive side of the ball.

With training camp on the horizon, the Lakers are looking to build on a successful 2022-23 season that saw them make a run to the Conference Finals by taking the next step forward as a contender for the championship

In part one of the 2023-24 training camp preview, here is a look at the guards and wings, with a closer examination of potential camp battles and x-factors from this positional group.

The Lakers comeback and beat the Pacers 112-111

The Lakers came into Wednesday night’s game against the Heat without LeBron James (non-COVID illness), Anthony Davis (foot), and Lonnie Walker (knee) but battled all night to get a signature victory over Miami 112-109.

The Lakers got superstar performances from LeBron and AD and a big shot down the stretch from Austin Reaves to hold off the Pistons 124-117, snapping their three-game losing streak and getting back to 3-3 in the final game of their road trip.

The Lakers (5-10) have won three consecutive games and travel to Phoenix to face against the Suns (10-6) on Tuesday night. The game tips at 7:00pm on TNT and 710 ESPN Radio.

After getting a much needed win vs. the Nets that ended their 5-game losing streak last Sunday, the well-rested Lakers (3-10) take on the Pistons (3-13) on Friday night. The game tips at 7:30pm on Spectrum SportsNet and 710 ESPN radio.

Lakers fell 114-101 to drop to 2-9 on the season.

The Lakers (2-8) face the Clippers (6-5) and look to get back to their winning ways after dropping three straight games. The game tips off at 7:00 p.m. PT on Spectrum SportsNet and ESPN.

Without LeBron, Walker IV, and Beverley, and unable to contain Utah’s explosive offense for the 2nd time in four days, the Lakers fell to the Jazz 139-116 on Monday night.

The Lakers (2-6) face Cleveland (7-1) on Sunday in an early tip at 12:30 p.m. PT on Spectrum SportsNet.