Former Lakers guard and five-time NBA champion Derek Fisher believes Luka Doncic can lead a team to the world title, despite what critics claim.

Luka Dončić’s newest career move and summer decisions suggest this year may be about more than basketball alone

The Los Angeles Lakers want to build a title contender around Luka Doncic, so after the dust settles, their starting five could look different.

Even though he's now a part-owner of a pro basketball team in Europe, Luka Doncic is keeping the main thing the main thing.

Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Doncic reportedly partnered with former Dallas Mavericks executive Donnie Nelson to purchase an Italian basketball team. The team is the professional basketball club Vanoli Cremona in Italy’s Lega Basket Serie A.

The Los Angeles Lakers believe they have their franchise player who will lead them to their next championship in Luka Doncic. Armed with salary cap space and draft picks, the organization has the means to properly build the roster around him this summer in hopes of getting the team to that championship level.

Luka Doncic takes his first step into team ownership, joins a group to bring basketball back to Rome and secure a place in the NBA Europe league.

The Lakers star is partof an investment group that buys Vanoli Cremona with intent to move the club to Rome and prepare for NBA Europe expansion.

The Dallas Mavericks' chances to lure Luka Doncic back to Dallas just took a serious hit with Sean Sweeney becoming the head coach of the Orlando Magic. Sweeney and Doncic were extremely close, and Sweeney made perfect sense to replace Jason Kidd.

From the moment the Los Angeles Lakers acquired superstar guard Luka Doncic, the franchise, from the top down, has done everything to show support to him in any way possible.

Reacting to Antonio Daniels' hot take on FanDuel TV's Run It Back, Chandler Parsons fires back at critics claiming Jalen Brunson is easier to build a championship team around than Luka Doncic.