Dan Woike
Reporter and Writer at Los Angeles Times
Writer at Lakers Newsletter
Member of the @ProHoopsWriters. Covers the Lakers and the NBA for the @latimes. “Monday guy” - @thepressboxpox. Read all my work at the link below ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Dan Woike
Hey, everyone, welcome to the Lakers newsletter, a time for me to write a bunch a basketball items all in service of me trying to make you listen to a song of my choosing. This week, I wanted to share kind of a common exercise I take in the summer, and how my thoughts on team building are evolving.
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gazettextra.com | Dan Woike
LOS ANGELES - Twenty-two seasons ago, LeBron James entered the NBA with almost unbelievable expectations, the fate of a franchise in Cleveland and a league hungry for a new star on his back. Twenty-two years later, the Lakers' star exceeded even the most outlandish predictions, winning championships in three different cities, scoring more points than anyone in league history and authoring the kind of sustained greatness that's unmatched across sport. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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2 weeks ago |
dailygazette.com | Dan Woike
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thederrick.com | Dan Woike
LOS ANGELES — Twenty-two seasons ago, LeBron James entered the NBA with almost unbelievable expectations, the fate of a franchise in Cleveland and a league hungry for a new star on his back. Twenty-two years later, the Lakers' star exceeded even the most outlandish predictions, winning championships in three different cities, scoring more points than anyone in league history and authoring the kind of sustained greatness that's unmatched across sport.
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2 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Dan Woike
Twenty-two seasons ago, LeBron James entered the NBA with almost unbelievable expectations, the fate of a franchise in Cleveland and a league hungry for a new star on his back. Twenty-two years later, he’s exceeded even the most outlandish predictions, winning championships in three different cities, scoring more points than anyone in league history and authoring the kind of sustained greatness that’s unmatched across sport. And if you needed proof, more was offered Friday.
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Bill argues the Lakers should trade Austin Reaves. The argument against is the only players who averaged at least 20 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5.8 assists this season are (sorted by win shares) Shai, Jokic, Giannis, Tatum, Harden, LeBron, Reaves, Dame, Luka, Cade, Fox and LaMelo.
Column: A painful truth — Lakers must trade Austin Reaves https://t.co/mgelSdB0Er
RT @mcten: With 24 points and 12 assists tonight, Julius Randle became the first Timberwolves player with 20 points and 10 assists in multi…
Shot came off rhythm and movement - deliberate “wake me up” play
Nuggets run their first play out of halftime for a Jokic jumper and he hits.
