Los Angeles Lakers general manager and vice president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka pulled off what may go down as one ...

It's no secret that Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka knows the game. A new generation is learning that Pelinka played for one of the most iconic college basketball teams. Los Angeles ...

During Luka's introductory press conference on Tuesday, Lakers GM Rob Pelinka mentioned Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison by name, saying he was "instrumental" in making this trade happen.

The Los Angeles Lakers are transitioning into a new era. As such, GM Rob Pelinka wants to make sure that Luka Doncic has everything he needs to ...

While welcoming superstar Luka Doncic, 25, to the franchise to pair with LeBron James, 40, Los Angeles Lakers vice president of basketball operations and general manager Rob Pelinka said that more ...

The trade came as a shock to pretty much everyone in the NBA world, and Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka had the perfect word to describe the significance of the Doncic move: Seismic.

That is the plan the Lakers have, especially their general manager and vice president of basketball operations, Rob Pelinka. Pelinka and Dončić spoke to the media, and while this trade is ...

First and foremost, you probably should’ve properly gauged Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka’s reaction to even suggesting the move. According to Brad Townsend of The Dallas News, that isn ...

General Manager Rob Pelinka talked about why they decided to bring in Williams and what his long-term potential with the Lakers might be. Rob Pelinka on Mark Williams: "He lined up so well just in ...

where he led our franchise to a championship and cemented himself as a perennial NBA All-Star,” Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka said in a statement. “We are proud of Max Christie’s ...

Whatever the reasons, the trade is done. For Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka, having shipped out Davis for Doncic, there was much to be said. He did so for the first time on Sunday, via Dave ...

Or at least, that’s what GM Rob Pelinka believes. The Lakers executive made his first statement on the blockbuster deal that sent Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a future first-round pick to ...