Alex Regla has been covering the Lakers as a writer, podcaster and analyst since 2017. He currently continues to write for Silver Screen and Roll, and graduated from CSUN with a Bachelor’s Degree in English. His work has also been featured in outlets such as Bleacher Report, KCET and more.
3 reasons why the Lakers should not trade their first round draft pick
Although the allure of instant gratification is ingrained into their approach to roster building, the Lakers could benefit from a more patient path forward, starting with retaining their 2024 NBA Draft first round pick.
Season Review: Austin Reaves
Despite experiencing growing pains with an expanded role, Austin Reaves showed up to the challenge for the Lakers. However, there is still work that needs to be done.
Season Review: Christian Wood
Although he did not live up to the expectations or role many envisioned this season, Christian Wood flashed enough utility to believe he could provide more next year.
Season Review: Jarred Vanderbilt
After a season marred by injuries, Jarred Vanderbilt’s absence proved his importance and how the Lakers don’t have anyone else like him.
What kind of head coach do the Lakers need?
After only two seasons, the Lakers have officially fired Darvin Ham and are back on the market for a new voice in the huddle. What traits should they prioritize this go-around?
3 takeaways from Lakers Game 4 win vs. the Nuggets
After 11 straight defeats and on the verge of getting swept again, the Lakers finally close out the Nuggets behind a balanced attack.
Why the battle of the paint could determine who secures the seventh seed between Lakers and Pelicans
When the Lakers and Pelicans face off again on Tuesday, they will do so knowing that the former has dominated the interior in every matchup. Will the trend continue?
Rui Hachimura is the secret sauce behind the Lakers’ turnaround
The 26-year-old may not get the touches or recognition his teammates do, but Rui Hachimura is making the most of every opportunity with the Lakers.
The Lakers finally turned the corner on offense
After years of badly missed shots and lackluster scoring, the Lakers have been one of the league’s best offenses in recent months and are on track to break records.
If the Lakers want to make a run, they’re going to have to finally beat the teams they should
With only 15 games remaining, the Lakers must take advantage of a generous schedule if they hope for a last-ditch surge.